Assistant Professor of Art in Sculpture

About the role

The Department of Art & Design seeks a tenure‑track Assistant Professor of Art in Sculpture to begin in Fall 2027. The role involves teaching undergraduate and graduate sculpture courses, managing studio facilities, and contributing to a collaborative academic community.

Key responsibilities

• Teach 3D Foundations and advanced sculpture courses for BFA and MFA programs.
• Manage sculpture studio operations, including equipment, supplies, safety protocols, and facility maintenance.
• Participate in departmental meetings, BFA/MFA reviews, and cross‑disciplinary collaborations.
• Mentor graduate assistants, advise students, and support recruitment and retention efforts.

Required profile

• Master of Fine Arts with demonstrated expertise in sculpture/3D art.
• Active professional artistic practice and a strong exhibition record.
• College‑level teaching experience and ability to teach both foundational and advanced studio courses.
• Commitment to serving a diverse student population and working collaboratively.

Required skills

• Proficiency in traditional sculpture techniques such as metal casting, mold‑making, woodworking, and fabrication.
• Experience with digital fabrication technologies, including 3D scanning and 3D printing.
• Knowledge of studio safety and health standards.
• Ability to develop and implement studio curricula and assessment methods.