Assistant/Associate Professor Community Development And Housing

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Assistant/Associate Professor, Community Development And Housing
The candidate will be focused on research, teaching, and service in the area of community development and housing. Responsibilities: Will teach and conduct research in the area of community development and community engagement along with housing and affordable housing and closely related areas, including racial and income disparities; social justice; local development; neighborhood revitalization; real estate development; health communities and food systems; and management of community organizations. Faculty are expected to teach 2 courses per semester in an academic year in studio, lecture or workshop settings. A full-time faculty member serves on various School, College, and/or University committees. Teaching in the School of Planning includes introductory as well as advanced-level graduate and undergraduate courses in the area of the applicant’s expertise, courses include Community Development, Housing Systems, Urban Applications of Economic Concepts, Urban Spatial Structure, Social Justice and the City, Structure and Dynamics of Human Settlements, Methods of Research, and Quantitative Methods. At the Assistant rank: PhD degree in urban planning or related discipline is required. Must have published at least 1 article in a peer-reviewed journal. At the Associate rank: PhD degree in urban planning or related discipline is required. Must have published at least 5 articles in a peer-reviewed journal. 5 academic years (post-graduate degree) of University-level teaching experience in urban planning or related field is required.

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