Who Can Apply: Open to internal and external applicants with an MFA in Studio Art or Ceramics, or a master's degree with minimum 18 graduate credit hours in ceramics, or recognized professional accomplishments in the field.
The Focus: Teaching an introductory ceramics and sculptural practice course emphasizing hand-building techniques, metal fabrication, woodworking, and mold-making within a craft-based, arts-and-crafts movement framework.
Compensation: $4,000 per 3-credit course
Key Requirements: Letter of Interest addressing professional background and alignment with KyCAD's mission; full CV; unofficial graduate transcript(s); digital portfolio of 15–20 examples of recent creative work or online portfolio link; contact information for three professional references.
DeadlineRolling deadline
DurationSix weeks (October 13–November 20, 2026)
Program datesOct 13, 2026 – Nov 20, 2026
LocationLouisville, KY
ParticipationOn-site
Career stagesEmerging, Mid-Career
Disciplinesceramics, metal fabrication, woodworking, mold-making, sculptural practice
Application notesApplicants with disabilities may request accommodation to apply; contact Human Capital Management at hcm@kycad.org. Pre-employment screenings including national background check and FERPA training required for offered candidates.