The successful candidate will demonstrate an understanding of all aspects of the design process and a flexibility to teach basic design and comprehensive design studios. The basic design studios (Core 1,2 & 3) focus on building students' design competencies in architectural conventions, spatial design and programmatic organization. Comprehensive design studios (Core 4,5 & 6) focus on complex programming, context awareness, site design integration of systems. Responsibilities for faculty in a core studio include teaching studio sessions every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2:00 - 4:50, meeting with the coordinator prior to the start of the semester and on a weekly basis during the semester, attending all scheduled studio reviews, conducting mid-semester/end of semester individual meetings with your students, participating in mid-semester/end of semester grade meetings and providing written comments for each student to your coordinator.

Qualifications:

Candidates should demonstrate one or more of the following

• A terminal degree in Architecture (e.g., Bachelor and/or Master of Architecture)
• At least 5 years of professional practice experience in architectural design
• Architecture Licensure
• University-level teaching experience-either full-time, adjunct, or visiting scholar-at the undergraduate or graduate levels

The successful candidate will demonstrate an understanding of all aspects of the design process and a flexibility to teach basic design and comprehensive design studios. The basic design studios (Core 1,2 & 3) focus on building students' design competencies in architectural conventions, spatial design and programmatic organization. Comprehensive design studios (Core 4,5 & 6) focus on complex programming, context awareness, site design integration of systems. Responsibilities for faculty in a core studio include teaching studio sessions every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2:00 - 4:50, meeting with the coordinator prior to the start of the semester and on a weekly basis during the semester, attending all scheduled studio reviews, conducting mid-semester/end of semester individual meetings with your students, participating in mid-semester/end of semester grade meetings and providing written comments for each student to your coordinator.

Qualifications:

Candidates should demonstrate one or more of the following

• A terminal degree in Architecture (e.g., Bachelor and/or Master of Architecture)
• At least 5 years of professional practice experience in architectural design
• Architecture Licensure
• University-level teaching experience-either full-time, adjunct, or visiting scholar-at the undergraduate or graduate levels