Chatham University
Adjunct Instructor of Interior Architecture
Pittsburgh, PA, USA · Mid
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About the role
- There are potential opportunities for remote, synchronous course delivery.
- This position is primary responsibility is teaching.
- It is expected that the candidate contributes to the CIDA accreditation process including archiving student work.
Requirements
- A Master's degree or PhD is required.
- CIDA/FIDER accredited interior design degree, or NAAB accredited architecture degree
- A successful candidate will have a demonstrated ability to effectively and collaboratively work on a team
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, Revit, and Microsoft Office programs.
- Experience with Human-Centered design
- Experience with immersive technologies
- Experience with graphic design and associated software and applying them to interior design
- In this role, you are expected to participate in departmental meetings and university trainings for adjunct faculty.
- Active National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) certification
- Professional portfolio
- Experience with Healthcare design
Benefits
- Candidate will assess student learning outcome achievement and incorporate results into discipline appropriate course planning and professional development activities.
- Our Interior Architecture programs feature a well-rounded design education that features three pillars of focus: Sustainability, Social Justice and Universal Design.
Company info
- We are looking for this position to contribute to course development, research and project development, and student mentorship.
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