Tenure Track Architectural Faculty Positions
The multi-disciplinary University of Nebraska College of Architecture is seeking candidates to fill tenure-track positions in both the Architecture and Landscape Architecture Programs. The faculty is seeking motivated, energetic individuals who desire to be a part of a growing design/research school within a land grant institution that values the three missions of Teaching, Research / Creative Activity, and Service. The College grants a pre-professional Bachelor of Science in Design degree, a professional Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, a professional Master of Architecture, and post-professional MS and PhD. degrees. For more information about our College and constituent Programs, please see http://architecture.unl.edu.
Review of submissions will begin end of day Tuesday, Jan 15 2008. To begin the process, please visit http://employment.unl.edu and complete a Faculty / Administrative information form. The specific submission requirements to the College are listed below. Please note these materials will not be returned to the candidates.
DIGITAL DESIGN, One Position
Assistant/Associate Professor candidates should demonstrate potential for excellence in architectural design and research interest in the use of digital technology. Design experience in either traditional or nontraditional practice, based in total or in part, on the use of digital technology is preferred. The college possesses both CNC and laser cutting equipment along with a significant information technology infrastructure. Students are required upon entry into the College to have their own laptop computer that meets the specifications defined by the program. The successful candidate will be expected to provide leadership in the areas of both design and the use of digital technology.
Candidates must:
- Hold a proffessional degree in architecture and have at least a Masters or Doctoral degree in Architecture, Urban Design, Computer Science or related profession.
- Be eligible for, or possess professional registration as an architect.
Applicants should submit:
- A curriculum vitae.
- Contact information for three references (mailing, telephone, and e-mail).
- A brief statement of teaching and research/creative activity goals.
- Hard copy portfolio of design work (either built or un-built).
- Examples of course material and student work, if available.
Direct interest and applications to:
Chair, Digital Design Search Committee
232 Architecture Hall West
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln, NE 68588-0107
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, One Position
Assistant/Associate Professor candidates should demonstrate potential for excellence in landscape architecture design and research. The successful candidate will possess both the ability to teach fundamental design skills and a willingness to participate in the full studio curriculum. Candidates with specialized landscape-related experience in urban design, environmental / sustainable design, community outreach or design practice / research are encouraged to apply. Faculty for this program are drawn from architecture, agronomy, horticulture and planning. This multi-disciplinary approach for the program requires a willingness and / or experience in collaboration with other design professionals to be a critical component. The successful candidate shall possess the pioneering spirit required to recruit students and forge a new and innovative landscape architecture program.
Candidates must:
- Have either a Doctoral or Master degree in landscape architecture, or both a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture and a terminal degree in an allied profession.
- Be eligible for, or possess professional registration as a landscape architect.
- Be fluent in digital technology.
Applicants should submit:
- A curriculum vitae.
- Contact information for three references (mailing, telephone, and e-mail).
- A brief statement of teaching and research/creative activity goals.
- Hard copy portfolio of design work (built or un-built).
- Examples of course material and student work, if available.
Direct interest and applications to:
Chair, Landscape Architecture Search Committee
232 Architecture Hall
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln, NE 68588-0107
The University of Nebraska is committed to a pluralistic campus community through Affi rmative Action and Equal Opportunity and is responsive to the needs of dual career couples. We assure reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act; contact Stephanie Kuenning at (402) 472-9233 for assistance.
