Open Rank Non-Tenure Track in Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning

Open Rank Non-Tenure Track in Landscape Architecture & Environmental PlanningThe Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning is accepting applications for part-time non-tenure track faculty appointments for a one-semester or one-year appointment with the possibility of renewal. Rank to be determined based upon education and professional experience. Specific teaching opportunities include landscape architecture and environmental planning studios at all levels, including advanced comprehensive studios and/or seminar courses. Applications will be reviewed as these part-time non-tenure track teaching opportunities arise.Applicants should attach a 1) resume/CV, 2) cover letter and 3) contact information for three references to their online application. Portfolios must be made available upon request.The Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning (LAEP) program delivers core and advanced design studios, seminars, and free electives in and outside the department that expose students and faculty to multiple learning experiences in the Research Triangle Region, the many historic and contemporary urban destinations of the Southeast, the NC State University European Center in Prague, and interdisciplinary programs in Greece and Chile. The curriculum provides students with the intellectual capacity coupled with technical and form-giving "design know-how" expected and required to create innovative, long-term solutions focused on human and ecosystem health and quality of life.We prepare students to enter the profession of landscape architecture and environmental planning as it is currently practiced, and, by virtue of our emphasis on evidence-based inquiry and design thinking, to engage, and participate in propelling the profession into the future as it changes and develops in response to environmental changes and societal imperatives. We expect graduates to apply their talents to advance the knowledge and capabilities of the profession and to be competent, entrepreneurial, and competitive in the job market and within their communities.Minimum Education and Experience - Requires a master's degree in landscape architecture, environmental planning or a related field, with professional practice in that related field. OR Terminal degree in a field relevant to the specific area of instruction (i.e. landscape architecture, environmental planning, urban/environmental design, etc.) with professional practice in that related field. A terminal degree is required to teach at the graduate level.Other Required Qualifications - Demonstrated ability or aptitude in the areas specific to the courses to be taught. Demonstrated potential for directing activities specific to the courses to be taught. Ability and willingness to participate in departmental and university affairs. Demonstrated leadership in the professional field and community. Demonstrated professional or scholarly competency with a mix of traditional and leading-edge technologies and methods.Preferred Qualifications - Professional license to practice landscape architecture is preferred, but not required. Experience in teaching at the college level is preferred, but not required. Also of interest would be post professional degree(s) including a Ph.D.NC State University is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive equal opportunities for employment without regard to age, color, disability, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, and veteran status. The University encourages all qualified applicants, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities, to apply. Individuals with disabilities requiring disability-related accommodations in the application and interview process are welcome to contact View phone number on click.appcast.io to speak with a representative of the Office of Equal Opportunity.