Visiting Lecturer

The Office of the Dean in the College of Architecture Art and Planning at Cornell University invites applicants for a Visiting Lecturer position in a three-month appointment with an intended start date of June 1 2026. The person in this position will academically oversee and direct AAPs precollege summer program City Visionaries: Precollege Explorations in Architecture Art and Urban Design at The Gensler Family AAP Center at Cornell Tech in New York City. Renewal for one year is contingent upon performance reviews the ongoing need for the position and the availability of funding.

The College of Architecture Art and Planning at Cornell University (Cornell AAP) includes the departments of Architecture Art City and Regional Planning the Paul Rubacha Department of Real Estate jointly led by AAP and the SC Johnson College of Business the multicollege Department of Design Tech and the Cornell Mui Ho Center for Cities. The college spans three locations in Ithaca New York City and Rome Italy each with world-class facilities and cutting-edge technologies.

City Visionaries: Precollege Explorations in Architecture Art and Urban Design is a Cornell AAP summer program based at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Center on the Cornell Tech campus. The rigorous five-week program is designed for high-achieving and high-potential high school students interested in studying architecture art and urban design all fields that shape the cities where we and millions of others by a world-class Ivy League institution the program introduces students to core principles of design through case study analyses of buildings art and urban development in New York addition to fluency in fundamental design concepts students gain skills in new and conventional practices in making; spatial and digital literacy; and visual written and oral communication for the disciplines.

The ideal candidate will have experience teaching first-year college curriculum strong cross-disciplinary subject knowledge across architecture and the built environment the ability to manage and train a team of instructors and a predilection for developing rigorous college preparatory curriculum for a range of upper-level high school students. This position is primarily a teaching position (one course) with the need for various administrative tasks including overseeing curriculum and course schedule in partnership with the Senior Associate Dean; supervising training and mentoring all instructors; organizing guest speakers site visits and trips; organizing academic orientation and trainings; and liaising with The Gensler Family AAP Center New York staff. Additional responsibilities will include participating in planning meetings as required by the Senior Associate Dean; participating in hiring of instructors and ensuring compliance with institutional policies regarding grading attendance interaction with minors and other academic guidelines.

This position requires a terminal degree in a discipline related to one of AAPs five departments (Architecture Art City and Regional Planning Real Estate and Design Tech) experience with academic administration and a stellar teaching record. The term length is June 1 through August 31 with occasional planning meetings during the academic year.

The pay range for this position is $31000-$36000.

Qualified candidates should submit 1) a cover letter 2) curriculum vitae and 3) list of three references.

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