Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design
Architecture: Assistant Professor & Associate Program Director
Posting Summary: The Architecture Program at Drexel University seeks applicants for the tenure-track position of Assistant/Associate Professor and Associate Program Director beginning in September 2008. Responsibilities include: teaching studios, seminars and/or lecture courses; program development; and assisting the Program Director with a variety of administrative tasks.
Qualifications: The position requires a M. Arch. degree and significant experience in teaching, design, practice, research, and/or scholarship. Professional registration is desirable. Excellent management and interpersonal skills that will inspire the confidence of the faculty, students, and the larger architectural community are also highly valued. Specialized expertise in areas such as historic preservation, theory, urban design, sustainability, building technology, etc. should be highlighted in the application.
Responsibilities: Responsibilities include: teaching studios, seminars and/or lecture courses; program development; and assisting the Program Director with a variety of administrative tasks.
Start Date: 09/01/2008
Application Procedures: Applications must include a letter of interest with contact information for three references. Also included should be a complete curriculum vitae, a statement of the candidate's pedagogical interests and four examples of professional and/or scholarly work, in PDF format. To apply for this position, please visit drexeljobs.com and search for Assistant Professor & Associate Program Director, Architecture and apply online.
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