Northern California HERC

In addition to serving as the program director for INTD, the responsibilities of this position include teaching interior design courses and building scholarly research program and service agendas. The ability to teach courses and contribute to the academic discourse of other SA+P disciplines and degree programs, including the BS in Architecture and Environmental Design, is greatly preferred. Along with these teaching and leadership responsibilities, the candidate will build and maintain a research agenda appropriate for a tenure-track or tenured faculty line and be expected to publish their work in quality peer-reviewed scholarly journals and books, engage in external grant activity to support their scholarship, and carry out impactful creative work relevant to the field and the mission of the school. This faculty hire is also expected to contribute their service to support the program, department, school, and university and engage in activities that support the profession. They will also be expected to work with program/department/school faculty and stakeholders to further key strategic goals and initiatives.