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Assistant Professor of Art (tenure-track), Integrative Design and the Built Environment
Swarthmore College seeks applicants for a full-time, tenure track Assistant Professor appointment in Integrative Design and the Built Environment. We seek an object-oriented designer/architect/artist, with an active research agenda and a strong teaching portfolio. This individual should possess a working knowledge of a wide range of traditional materials, emergent technologies, and fabrication techniques, including those supported by the college’s newly-expanded MakerSpace. They should also demonstrate a critical understanding of contemporary design practices and the built environment as well as the ability to mentor students in art and applied fields. The Art Program is part of the Department of Art and Art History. Faculty in the Art Program embrace the values of a liberal art
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