Job Openings:
2/01/11:
Environmental Engineering Manager - MEMPHIS-SHELBY COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY
Interested candidates should apply by February 02, 2011. For additional information go to Memphis International Airport website: mscaa.com/?q=business/careers
8/10/2010:
Robert R. Taylor School of Architecture & Construction Sciences Tuskegee University
Tuskegee University was founded in 1881 by notable educator Booker T. Washington. It is one of the oldest and most distinguished Historically Black Institutions in the country. The original campus is a National Historic Landmark, operated by the National Park Service, and is notable for its many student-built buildings. Robert R. Taylor (1868 – 1942) an 1892 MIT graduate was Director of Industries at Tuskegee and is credited with developing the school’s program in architecture and was often placed in charge of the day-to-day operation of the school in the absence of founder and first President, Dr. Booker T. Washington. Many campus buildings built prior to 1932 were designed by Taylor or under his direction, including the original Chapel, Thrasher Hall, Dorothy Hall (now the Kellogg Conference Center), Tompkins Hall, The Oaks (Washington’s family home), and White Hall.
The School offers two degrees, a five year Bachelor of Architecture (NAAB accredited) and a four year Bachelor of Science in Construction Science and Management.
The School of Architecture & Construction Sciences is committed to Washington's philosophy of "educating the hand and the mind together," through strategies of design-build, community outreach and sustainable design.
Call for New Faculty
The School of Architecture & Construction Sciences invites energetic, creative candidates to apply for positions in its Architecture and Construction Programs. Acceptance of submissions began July 31, 2010 and will continue until the positions are filled. The positions will begin in Fall or Spring 2010.
Structural Systems Position: The successful candidate will assume the primary responsibility for maintaining and expanding as necessary the School’s structures courses. The successful candidate will work closely with the upper level design studios in the complete integration of structures in the design studio. Candidates should have expertise in Structural systems, materials, construction technology methods, computer applications, sustain¬able design and construction. Position requires Masters Degree in Civil Engineering, or Architecture with structural focus, and teaching or practice experience.
Construction Science/Structures Position: Seeking, enthusiasm and energy in a visionary person with design/build experience to head and lead one of the nation’s oldest Construction Programs drive to regain its place at the table in the 21st century. The successful candidate will have earned a Masters Degree in Construction, Building Sciences, Civil Engineering, or Transportation but with a PhD in practical application interest and desire. In addition to providing visionary leadership to the program the selected candidate will teach both lecture and applied courses in construction science and management. Candidates MUST have professional construction experience. A record of research and university-level teaching experience is desirable.
- For all positions, research and grant writing experience are assets
Applicants should send a letter of interest, position sought, statement of teaching philosophy, complete curriculum vitae, and three reference letters to include contact information (email and telephone). Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until positions are filled. Address inquiries and applications to:
Chair, CSM Faculty Search Committee
Robert R Taylor School of Architecture & Construction Sciences
Wilcox C Building Tuskegee University Tuskegee, AL 36088
For Preliminary inquiries please call (334) 727-8329
