Assistant Teaching Professor of Architecture

Full-time - Entry Level

State College, PA

1,001-5,000 employees

Educational Services

About the position

The Assistant Teaching Professor of Architecture at Penn State is a non-tenure-line position focused on teaching excellence in both graduate and undergraduate programs. The role emphasizes a commitment to advancing architectural design pedagogy and engaging students in foundational design concepts. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of the Architecture curricula while also having opportunities for research and creative activities within a collaborative interdisciplinary environment.

Responsibilities

• Teach a load of 3 courses in Fall and 3 courses in Spring semesters, or an equivalent combination of teaching, service, and other activities.
• Engage students in foundational design concepts and core architectural principles.
• Contribute to the development of the Architecture curricula.
• Participate in research and creative activities within the Stuckeman School.
• Foster a culture of inclusion and equity in teaching practices.

Requirements

• A terminal degree in architecture (M. Arch; D. Arch; Ph.D.).
• Demonstrated teaching excellence in architecture.
• Professional experience and architectural licensure preferred.
• Evidence of equitable considerations and inclusive practices in curriculum development.

Nice-to-haves

• Experience with diverse student bodies and faculty.
• Interest in contributing to anti-racism and anti-oppression initiatives.

Benefits

• Access to research funding through Stuckeman endowments.
• Opportunities for professional development and collaboration with research centers.