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The School of Architecture and Design at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track, 9-month appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor. This position requires a probationary period before tenure consideration, based on performance and potential. Candidates must have a strong academic record and an appropriate terminal degree. The typical teaching load per semester includes 6 credit hours of studio instruction and 3 credit hours of support course instruction. with final workload percentages for research, teaching, and service determined in the first semester of hire. As the largest school in the College of the Arts, the School of Architecture and Design offers nationally accredited programs in Architecture, Interior Design, and Industrial Design. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is an R1 Carnegie Classification Institution of Higher Education with a vibrant scholarly community, world-class faculty, and an enduring commitment to providing high-quality, accessible education. The UL Lafayette Faculty Handbook lists the characteristics, activities, and values that the University considers important in its faculty [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedures/handbook-policies/faculty-handbook" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedure…</a>]. The ideal candidate will have both academic experience and the ability to teach undergraduate and graduate-level studios and supportive courses in ecological design within the context of climate change. The candidate’s application should demonstrate their potential to leverage this technical knowledge in teaching, research, and service. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and teaching courses in advanced building systems, active and passive building performance, energy and lighting analysis, and emerging technologies. The candidate will play a vital role in the school’s studio curriculum, bringing expertise in ecological design and energy analysis to the overall curriculum. Responsibilities Include: · Teach undergraduate and graduate lecture and studio courses as suited to the candidate's experience and expertise. · Enhance the School’s curriculum and course offerings in integrated design. · Establish a rigorous research agenda. · Provide guidance and leadership in fostering a welcoming and supportive learning environment for all students. · Contribute to committee tasks, advise students, and engage in service activities that advance the mission of the Program, School, College, and the University. Salary Range: The salary will be commensurate with experience. Start-up Funds: Start-up funds may be available. These are to be used in alignment with the Program's vision for the next 5 years as it relates to this job description and the successful candidates research agenda. Start Date: The anticipated starting date for the position is August 1, 2025.The School of Architecture and Design: The University of Louisiana at Lafayette's School of Architecture and Design is committed to ethical and innovative design practices. Programs in architecture, interior design, and industrial design are accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), respectively. The School offers Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Industrial Design, and a Master of Architecture degrees. The School emphasizes the balance between aesthetic needs, technical functionality, environmental responsibility, and human-centered design.Minimum Qualifications: · A terminal degree in Architecture. For a detailed description of terminal degrees, reference the Teaching Qualification Tables [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%202013_0.pdf" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%…</a>]. · Applicants who are all but dissertation (ABD) will be considered if they show clear evidence of planned receipt of their terminal degree within one year following the start date. · Proficiency in ecological design and technical building knowledge, focusing on research-based learning. Areas of expertise may include advanced building system design, building performance strategies, energy and lighting analysis, and emerging technologies. · Applications shall show contributions (or potential for contributions) to peer-reviewed scholarly and/or creative endeavor, with a clear direction in research and/or creative undertakings. · Commitment to maintain currency with emerging technologies and methods of practice through attentiveness to professional development. · Aptitude for interdisciplinary collaboration. · Aptitude for supporting student persistence toward program completion, personal well-being, and professional success. Application Instructions: Review of submissions will begin January 15, 2025. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Please submit the following through the university link: 1. Cover letter 2. Curriculum Vitae 3. Teaching Statement – Describe your teaching philosophy, methods, and practices, emphasizing the role of supporting students’ resilience and determination in your pedagogical approach. Share experiences where you've encountered challenges in the classroom, how you've overcome them, or how you've helped students navigate their own adversities. Highlight specific strategies you've employed to engage with and uplift students who have confronted systemic or unique challenges. 4. Research Statement – At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, we're committed to research for a reason [<a href="https://louisiana.edu/research-impact" target="_blank">https://louisiana.edu/research-impact</a>]. Provide an outline of your research objectives, methodologies, and key contributions. Highlight significant projects and collaborations that have influenced your academic trajectory. As you consider the wider impact of your work, discuss its broader societal implications. 5. Names and contact information of 3 references. 6. Ten-page portfolio of professional, personal, and scholarly work highlighting both research and teaching.Contact Information: School of Architecture and Design: <a href="mailto:SOAD@louisiana.edu" target="_blank">SOAD@louisiana.edu</a>Job Ad#&nbsp;(req3975)

UL at Lafayette

Assistant Professor of Architecture & Design in Architecture: Building Technology

The School of Architecture and Design at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track, 9-month appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor. This position requires a probationary period before tenure consideration, based on performance and potential. Candidates must have a strong academic record and an appropriate terminal degree. The typical teaching load per semester includes 6 credit hours of studio instruction and 3 credit hours of support course instruction. with final workload percentages for research, teaching, and service determined in the first semester of hire. As the largest school in the College of the Arts, the School of Architecture and Design offers nationally accredited programs in Architecture, Interior Design, and Industrial Design. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is an R1 Carnegie Classification Institution of Higher Education with a vibrant scholarly community, world-class faculty, and an enduring commitment to providing high-quality, accessible education. The UL Lafayette Faculty Handbook lists the characteristics, activities, and values that the University considers important in its faculty [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedures/handbook-policies/faculty-handbook" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedure…</a>]. The ideal candidate will have both professional practice and academic experience in integrated design, building science, and construction. The candidate’s application should demonstrate their potential to leverage this technical knowledge in teaching, research, and service. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and teaching courses in building systems, professional practice, construction/contract documents, and studios demonstrating integrated design according to accreditation requirements. The candidate will play a vital role in the school’s studio curriculum, bringing expertise to their specific area. Responsibilities Include: · Teach undergraduate and graduate lecture and studio courses as suited to the candidate's experience and expertise. · Enhance the School’s curriculum and course offerings in integrated design. · Establish a rigorous research agenda. · Provide guidance and leadership in fostering a welcoming and supportive learning environment for all students. · Contribute to committee tasks, advise students, and engage in service activities that advance the mission of the Program, School, College, and the University. Salary Range: The salary will be commensurate with experience. Start-up Funds: Start-up funds may be available. These are to be used in alignment with the Program's vision for the next 5 years as it relates to this job description and the successful candidates research agenda. Start Date: The anticipated starting date for the position is August 1, 2025.The School of Architecture and Design: The University of Louisiana at Lafayette's School of Architecture and Design is committed to ethical and innovative design practices. Programs in architecture, interior design, and industrial design are accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), respectively. The School offers Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Industrial Design, and a Master of Architecture degrees. The School emphasizes the balance between aesthetic needs, technical functionality, environmental responsibility, and human-centered design.Minimum Qualifications: · A terminal degree in Architecture. For a detailed description of terminal degrees, reference the Teaching Qualification Tables [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%202013_0.pdf" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%…</a>]. · Professional Architectural Licensure (NCARB or international equivalent) or demonstrated eligibility to seek certification through requisite qualifications and examination. · Proficiency in integrated design and technical building knowledge, focusing on service-learning, experiential-learning, or project-based learning. Areas of expertise may include design build, construction detailing, building systems integration, construction administration, and participatory design. · Applications shall show contributions (or potential for contributions) to peer-reviewed scholarly and/or creative endeavor, with a clear direction in research and/or creative undertakings. · Aptitude for leading interdisciplinary teams of students and consultants in educational design/build. · Commitment to maintain currency with emerging technologies and methods of practice through attentiveness to professional development. · Aptitude for interdisciplinary collaboration. · Aptitude for supporting student persistence toward program completion, personal well-being, and professional success. Application Instructions: Review of submissions will begin January 15, 2025. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Please submit the following through the university link: 1. Cover letter 2. Curriculum Vitae 3. Teaching Statement – Describe your teaching philosophy, methods, and practices, emphasizing the role of supporting students’ resilience and determination in your pedagogical approach. Share experiences where you've encountered challenges in the classroom, how you've overcome them, or how you've helped students navigate their own adversities. Highlight specific strategies you've employed to engage with and uplift students who have confronted systemic or unique challenges. 4. Research Statement – At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, we're committed to research for a reason [<a href="https://louisiana.edu/research-impact" target="_blank">https://louisiana.edu/research-impact</a>]. Provide an outline of your research objectives, methodologies, and key contributions. Highlight significant projects and collaborations that have influenced your academic trajectory. As you consider the wider impact of your work, discuss its broader societal implications. 5. Names and contact information of 3 references. 6. Ten-page portfolio of professional, personal, and scholarly work highlighting both research and teaching.Contact Information: School of Architecture and Design: <a href="mailto:SOAD@louisiana.edu" target="_blank">SOAD@louisiana.edu</a>Job Ad#&nbsp;(req3973)

Assistant or Associate Professor of Architecture and Design in Architecture: Integrated Design

&nbsp;The School of Architecture and Design at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track, 9-month appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor. This position requires a probationary period before tenure consideration, based on performance and potential. Candidates must have a strong academic record and an appropriate terminal degree. The typical teaching load per semester includes 6 credit hours of studio instruction and 3 credit hours of support course instruction. with final workload percentages for research, teaching, and service determined in the first semester of hire. As the largest school in the College of the Arts, the School of Architecture and Design offers nationally accredited programs in Architecture, Interior Design, and Industrial Design. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is an R1 Carnegie Classification Institution of Higher Education with a vibrant scholarly community, world-class faculty, and an enduring commitment to providing high-quality, accessible education. The UL Lafayette Faculty Handbook lists the characteristics, activities, and values that the University considers important in its faculty [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedures/handbook-policies/faculty-handbook" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedure…</a>]. The ideal candidate will possess academic experience with a strong emphasis on studio instruction and studio pedagogy. The candidate should demonstrate an area/ areas of expertise which may include, building systems, sustainable design principles, digital representation techniques, ecological design, and or social equity. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and teaching courses that guide students through foundational and intermediate stages of architectural education. Their role will be crucial in shaping the studio curriculum, ensuring that students gain a comprehensive and practical education in architecture. Responsibilities · Teach undergraduate and graduate lecture and studio courses as suited to the candidate's experience and expertise. · Enhance the School’s curriculum and course offerings in the studio design sequence · Establish a rigorous research agenda. · Provide guidance and leadership in fostering a welcoming and supportive learning environment for all students. · Contribute to committee tasks, advise students, and engage in service activities that advance the mission of the Program, School, College, and the University. Salary Range: The salary will be commensurate with experience. Start-up Funds: Start-up funds may be available. These are to be used in alignment with the Program's vision for the next 5 years as it relates to this job description and the successful candidates research agenda. Start Date: The anticipated starting date for the position is August 1, 2025.The School of Architecture and Design: The University of Louisiana at Lafayette's School of Architecture and Design is committed to ethical and innovative design practices. Programs in architecture, interior design, and industrial design are accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), respectively. The School offers Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Industrial Design, and a Master of Architecture degrees. The School emphasizes the balance between aesthetic needs, technical functionality, environmental responsibility, and human-centered design.Minimum Qualifications: · A terminal degree in Architecture. For a detailed description of terminal degrees, reference the Teaching Qualification Tables [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%202013_0.pdf" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%…</a>]. · Proficiency in studio education, adeptly integrating both manual techniques and digital technologies (e.g., Rhino 3D, Revit) to provide a comprehensive learning experience for students. · Applications shall show contributions (or potential for contributions) to peer-reviewed scholarly and/or creative endeavor, with a clear direction in research and/or creative undertakings. · Commitment to maintain currency with emerging technologies and methods of practice through attentiveness to professional development. · Aptitude for interdisciplinary collaboration. · Aptitude for supporting student persistence toward program completion, personal well-being and professional success. Application Instructions: Review of submissions will begin January 15, 2025. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Please submit the following through the university link: 1. Cover letter 2. Curriculum Vitae 3. Teaching Statement – Describe your teaching philosophy, methods, and practices, emphasizing the role of supporting students’ resilience and determination in your pedagogical approach. Share experiences where you've encountered challenges in the classroom, how you've overcome them, or how you've helped students navigate their own adversities. Highlight specific strategies you've employed to engage with and uplift students who have confronted systemic or unique challenges. 4. Research Statement – At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, we're committed to research for a reason [<a href="https://louisiana.edu/research-impact" target="_blank">https://louisiana.edu/research-impact</a>]. Provide an outline of your research objectives, methodologies, and key contributions. Highlight significant projects and collaborations that have influenced your academic trajectory. As you consider the wider impact of your work, discuss its broader societal implications. 5. Names and contact information of 3 references. 6. Ten-page portfolio of professional, personal, and scholarly work highlighting both research and teaching.Contact Information: School of Architecture and Design: <a href="mailto:SOAD@louisiana.edu" target="_blank">SOAD@louisiana.edu</a>Job Ad#&nbsp;(req3968)

Assistant or Associate Professor of Architecture & Design in Architecture

The School of Architecture and Design at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track, 9-month appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor. This position requires a probationary period before tenure consideration, based on performance and potential. Candidates must have a strong academic record and an appropriate terminal degree. The typical teaching load per semester includes 6 credit hours of studio instruction and 3 credit hours of support course instruction. with final workload percentages for research, teaching, and service determined in the first semester of hire. As the largest school in the College of the Arts, the School of Architecture and Design offers nationally accredited programs in Architecture, Interior Design, and Industrial Design. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is an R1 Carnegie Classification Institution of Higher Education with a vibrant scholarly community, world-class faculty, and an enduring commitment to providing high-quality, accessible education. The UL Lafayette Faculty Handbook lists the characteristics, activities, and values that the University considers important in its faculty [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedures/handbook-policies/faculty-handbook" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedure…</a>]. The ideal candidate will provide expertise in digital design and visualization techniques through all levels of both the architecture and interior design programs. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and teaching courses that integrate design principles with digital modeling and representation, including iterating between analog and digital design methods. The candidate will play a vital role in the School's curriculum, bringing their expertise to both representation courses and to studio coursework. An aspect of this position is mentoring students while fostering a respectful and fair learning environment. Responsibilities · Develop curriculum and instruction for digital foundations across the school’s discipline of architecture, industrial design, and interior design. This may include hybrid or online coursework. · Teach co-curricular required support coursework, seminars, and studio courses in upper division of Architecture and Interior Design curricula as suited to the candidate's experience, expertise, and discipline. This may include hybrid or online coursework. · Enhance the School’s curriculum and course offerings in digital design and visualization. · Establish a rigorous research agenda. · Provide guidance and leadership in fostering a welcoming and supportive learning environment for all students. · Contribute to committee tasks, advise students, and engage in service activities that advance the mission of the Program, School, College, and the University. Salary Range: The salary will be commensurate with experience. Start-up Funds: Start-up funds may be available. These are to be used in alignment with the Program's vision for the next 5 years as it relates to this job description and the successful candidates research agenda. Start Date: The anticipated starting date for the position is August 1, 2025. The School of Architecture and Design: The University of Louisiana at Lafayette's School of Architecture and Design is committed to ethical and innovative design practices. Programs in architecture, interior design, and industrial design are accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), respectively. The School offers Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Industrial Design, and a Master of Architecture degrees. The School emphasizes the balance between aesthetic needs, technical functionality, environmental responsibility, and human-centered design.Minimum Qualifications · A terminal degree (i.e. Ph.D., M.F.A., D.Des, or Master in Architecture, Interior Design, or a related field). For a detailed description of terminal degrees, reference the Teaching Qualification Tables [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%202013_0.pdf" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%…</a>]. · Candidates who show clear evidence of planned receipt of the degree by the beginning of employment will be considered. · Expertise in a range of modeling and visualization software, and a variety of graphic communication techniques. · Aptitude for working with students with limited experience in digital design. · Potential for contributions to peer-reviewed scholarly and/or creative endeavor, with a clear direction in research and/or creative undertakings. · Commitment to maintain currency with emerging technologies and methods of practice through attentiveness to professional development. · Aptitude for interdisciplinary collaboration. · Aptitude for supporting student persistence toward program completion, personal well-being, and professional success. Application Instructions: Review of submissions will begin January 15, 2025. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Please submit the following through the university link: 1. Cover letter 2. Curriculum Vitae 3. Teaching Statement – Describe your teaching philosophy, methods, and practices, emphasizing the role of supporting students’ resilience and determination in your pedagogical approach. Share experiences where you've encountered challenges in the classroom, how you've overcome them, or how you've helped students navigate their own adversities. Highlight specific strategies you've employed to engage with and uplift students who have confronted systemic or unique challenges. 4. Research Statement – At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, we're committed to research for a reason [<a href="https://louisiana.edu/research-impact" target="_blank">https://louisiana.edu/research-impact</a>]. Provide an outline of your research objectives, methodologies, and key contributions. Highlight significant projects and collaborations that have influenced your academic trajectory. As you consider the wider impact of your work, discuss its broader societal implications. 5. Names and contact information of 3 references. 6. Ten-page portfolio of professional, personal, and scholarly work highlighting both research and teaching.Contact Information: School of Architecture and Design: <a href="mailto:SOAD@louisiana.edu" target="_blank">SOAD@louisiana.edu</a>Job Ad#&nbsp;(req3965)

Assistant Professor of Architecture and Design: Digital Communication

The School of Architecture and Design at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track, 9-month appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor. This position requires a probationary period before tenure consideration, based on performance and potential. Candidates must have a strong academic record and an appropriate terminal degree. The typical teaching load per semester includes 6 credit hours of studio instruction and 3 credit hours of support course instruction. with final workload percentages for research, teaching, and service determined in the first semester of hire. This position may include online teaching responsibilities. As the largest school in the College of the Arts, the School of Architecture and Design offers nationally accredited programs in Architecture, Interior Design, and Industrial Design. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is an R1 Carnegie Classification Institution of Higher Education with a vibrant scholarly community, world-class faculty, and an enduring commitment to providing high-quality, accessible education. The UL Lafayette Faculty Handbook lists the characteristics, activities, and values that the University considers important in its faculty [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedures/handbook-policies/faculty-handbook" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedure…</a>]. The successful candidate will provide expertise in digital design and visualization techniques throughout all levels of the program. There is an expectation this position will contribute to the development of digital and physical fabrication methods. Additionally, a foundational knowledge of electronic and mechanical applications would align with program needs. They will also play a vital role in the Industrial Design Program’s curriculum development, delivery, and evaluation. The ideal candidate will be deeply committed to promoting student resilience and retention. A key aspect of this position is mentoring students to explore various career paths while fostering a respectful and fair learning environment. Responsibilities Include: · Teach Industrial Design studio and support courses from a foundational-level to fourth-year capstone. This may include hybrid or online coursework which requires the completion of the University’s online instructor certification program. · Lead the program on digital design and visualization techniques. · Contribute to the development of digital foundations as they apply to Industrial Design, Interior Design, and Architecture · Demonstrate physical and digital fabrication methods. · Collaborate with colleagues to assess and improve curricula. · Actively support and mentor student organizations · Establish a rigorous research agenda. · Provide guidance and leadership in fostering a welcoming and supportive learning environment for all students. · Contribute to committee tasks, advise students, and engage in service activities that advance the mission of the Program, School, College, and the University. Salary Range: The salary will be commensurate with experience. Start-up Funds: Start-up funds may be available. These are to be used in alignment with the Program's vision for the next 5 years as it relates to this job description and the successful candidates research agenda. Start Date: The anticipated starting date for the position is August 1, 2025. The School of Architecture and Design: The University of Louisiana at Lafayette's School of Architecture and Design is committed to ethical and innovative design practices. Programs in architecture, interior design, and industrial design are accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), respectively. The School offers Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Industrial Design, and a Master of Architecture degrees. The School emphasizes the balance between aesthetic needs, technical functionality, environmental responsibility, and human-centered design.Minimum Qualifications: · A terminal degree (i.e. Ph.D., M.F.A., D.Des, or Master in Industrial Design, or a related field). For a detailed description of terminal degrees, reference the Teaching Qualification Tables [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%202013_0.pdf" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%…</a>]. · Candidates who show clear evidence of planned receipt of the degree by the beginning of employment will be considered. · Expertise in digital design and visualization techniques · Knowledge of and proficiency in digital and physical fabrication methods · Potential for contributions to peer-reviewed scholarly and/or creative endeavor, with a clear direction in research and/or creative undertakings · Knowledge of materials and manufacturing processes · Aptitude for electronic and mechanical applications as applied to the development of product testing, usability studies, and prototyping for proposed designs. · Commitment to maintain currency with emerging technologies and methods of practice through attentiveness to professional development. · Aptitude for interdisciplinary collaboration. · Aptitude for supporting student persistence toward program completion, personal well-being, and professional success. Application Instructions: Review of submissions will begin January 15, 2025. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Please submit the following through the university link: 1. Cover letter 2. Curriculum Vitae 3. Teaching Statement – Describe your teaching philosophy, methods, and practices, emphasizing the role of supporting students’ resilience and determination in your pedagogical approach. Share experiences where you've encountered challenges in the classroom, how you've overcome them, or how you've helped students navigate their own adversities. Highlight specific strategies you've employed to engage with and uplift students who have confronted systemic or unique challenges. 4. Research Statement – At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, we're committed to research for a reason [<a href="https://louisiana.edu/research-impact" target="_blank">https://louisiana.edu/research-impact</a>]. Provide an outline of your research objectives, methodologies, and key contributions. Highlight significant projects and collaborations that have influenced your academic trajectory. As you consider the wider impact of your work, discuss its broader societal implications. 5. Names and contact information of 3 references. 6. Ten-page portfolio of professional, personal, and scholarly work highlighting both research and teaching.Contact Information: School of Architecture and Design: <a href="mailto:SOAD@louisiana.edu" target="_blank">SOAD@louisiana.edu</a>Job Ad#&nbsp;(req3964)

Assistant Professor of Architecture and Design in Industrial Design

The School of Architecture and Design at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track, 9-month appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor. This position requires a probationary period before tenure consideration, based on performance and potential. Candidates must have a strong academic record and an appropriate terminal degree. The typical teaching load per semester includes 6 credit hours of studio instruction and 3 credit hours of support course instruction. with final workload percentages for research, teaching, and service determined in the first semester of hire. This position may include online teaching responsibilities. As the largest school in the College of the Arts, the School of Architecture and Design offers nationally accredited programs in Architecture, Interior Design, and Industrial Design. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is an R1 Carnegie Classification Institution of Higher Education with a vibrant scholarly community, world-class faculty, and an enduring commitment to providing high-quality, accessible education. The UL Lafayette Faculty Handbook lists the characteristics, activities, and values that the University considers important in its faculty [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedures/handbook-policies/faculty-handbook" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/about-us/forms-policies-procedure…</a>]. The ideal candidate will provide expertise in studio education and research methods in the interior design program. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and teaching studio and lecture courses, including online delivery, in their areas of expertise. Examples of possible areas of expertise are design history, interior materials, construction methods, sustainability, professional practice, environmental quality, human-centered design, and community-based design. Digital skills are highly valued, and professional practice experience is preferred. An aspect of this position is mentoring students while fostering a respectful and fair learning environment. Responsibilities Include: · Develop curriculum and instruction for both studio-based courses and research methods, offered in both online and traditional formats. · Enhance the School’s curriculum and course offerings in the candidate’s area of expertise. · Establish a rigorous research agenda. · Provide guidance and leadership in fostering a welcoming and supportive learning environment for all students. · Contribute to committee tasks, advise students, and engage in service activities that advance the mission of the Program, School, College, and the University. Salary Range: The salary will be commensurate with experience. Start-up Funds: Start-up funds may be available. These are to be used in alignment with the Program's vision for the next 5 years as it relates to this job description and the successful candidates research agenda. Start Date: The anticipated starting date for the position is August 1, 2025.The School of Architecture and Design: The University of Louisiana at Lafayette's School of Architecture and Design is committed to ethical and innovative design practices. Programs in architecture, interior design, and industrial design are accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), respectively. The School offers Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Industrial Design, and a Master of Architecture degrees. The School emphasizes the balance between aesthetic needs, technical functionality, environmental responsibility, and human-centered design.Minimum Qualifications: · A terminal degree (i.e. Ph.D., M.F.A., D.Des, or Master in Interior Design, or a related field). For a detailed description of terminal degrees, reference the Teaching Qualification Tables [<a href="https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%202013_0.pdf" target="_blank">https://academicaffairs.louisiana.edu/sites/academicaffairs/files/ARTS%…</a>]. · Candidates who show clear evidence of planned receipt of the degree by the beginning of employment will be considered. · Professional interior design certification (NCIDQ or international equivalent) or demonstrated eligibility to seek certification through requisite qualifications and examination. · Aptitude for developing and implementing online curriculum and instruction. · Aptitude for working with students in studio courses at all levels. · Potential for contributions to peer-reviewed scholarly and/or creative endeavor, with a clear direction in research and/or creative undertakings. · Commitment to maintain currency with emerging technologies and methods of practice through attentiveness to professional development. · Aptitude for interdisciplinary collaboration. · Aptitude for supporting student persistence toward program completion, personal well-being, and professional success. Application Instructions: Review of submissions will begin January 15, 2025. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Please submit the following through the university link: 1. Cover letter 2. Curriculum Vitae 3. Teaching Statement – Describe your teaching philosophy, methods, and practices, emphasizing the role of supporting students’ resilience and determination in your pedagogical approach. Share experiences where you've encountered challenges in the classroom, how you've overcome them, or how you've helped students navigate their own adversities. Highlight specific strategies you've employed to engage with and uplift students who have confronted systemic or unique challenges. 4. Research Statement – At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, we're committed to research for a reason [<a href="https://louisiana.edu/research-impact" target="_blank">https://louisiana.edu/research-impact</a>]. Provide an outline of your research objectives, methodologies, and key contributions. Highlight significant projects and collaborations that have influenced your academic trajectory. As you consider the wider impact of your work, discuss its broader societal implications. 5. Names and contact information of 3 references. 6. Ten-page portfolio of professional, personal, and scholarly work highlighting both research and teaching.Contact Information: School of Architecture and Design: <a href="mailto:SOAD@louisiana.edu" target="_blank">SOAD@louisiana.edu</a>Job Ad#&nbsp;(req3963)

Assistant Professor of Architecture and Design in Interior Design

The Department of Pharmacology at Tulane University School of Medicine is currently recruiting for a research-track position at the level of Assistant Professor. Areas of preferred expertise include but are not limited to Vascular Biology, Metabolomics, and Neuroscience.&nbsp; This position is expected to maintain an independent research program in their area of expertise, get the laboratory up and running; hire experienced staff, and generate data towards publishing papers as a senior author; the position requires the writing of manuscripts, the submission of progress reports to funding agencies, and maintenance of laboratory records.&nbsp; In addition, the goal for this position is to acquire extramural sources and expand collaboration with departmental colleagues.&nbsp; The candidate will be involved in teaching graduate and medical students. This position is required to provide service to the department and university by serving on committees and&nbsp;in&nbsp;other&nbsp;capacities&nbsp;as&nbsp;needed.&nbsp; Additionally, it is expected, that the successful candidate will perform all functions related to their ongoing studies including supervising students and laboratory technicians.&nbsp;The requirements for this position include having either a Ph.D., M.D., D.M.D., D.O. degree, or equivalent;&nbsp;3-4 years of postdoctoral research experience; a distinguished record of scholarly activity, and the ability to participate in departmental teaching.&nbsp;Attention will be given to applicants whose areas of research complement and strengthen existing research areas within the Department and the wider School of Medicine.&nbsp;Preference will be given to applicants with NIH or existing external funding.

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