Assistant Professor, 3D Digital Graphics

Description

The Computer Graphics Design program offers a BFA in 3D Digital Graphics. The program enrolls approximately 70 students. A combination of full-time and adjunct faculty contribute a range of professional interests and expertise. In a professional studio setting, students work to develop game levels, virtual worlds, digital characters, visualization, simulations, motion graphics, and more, working in 3D digital graphics software.

The 3D Digital Graphics program is seeking applicants to teach primarily 3D digital graphics courses within a design curriculum, but expertise in other graphics software is important as well. The courses focus on 3D digital skills as they relate to 3D digital design. Utilizing research, critical thinking, creativity, and a range of problem solving principles. Students learn to solve complex visual problems within the constraints of time, space, budget, and technology. In addition to a full teaching load, other responsibilities include advising students, assisting in curriculum development, participating in research, scholarship and creative activity, and providing service to the institute, college, and department.

The candidate will teach primarily in the BFA program but may also have opportunity to teach in a MFA program and sit on MFA thesis committees.

Salary: Commensurate with applicant’s qualifications and experience

Starting Date: August 2010

Application Deadline: Review of applications will be begin January 15, 2010 and continue until the position is filled.

Application Materials: Letter of application, statement of teaching philosophy, detailed vitae, five references with contact information, portfolio of professional work, examples of student work and course outlines.

Apply online at www.rit.edu/careerzone (reference Job #IRC32250)

Or submit materials to:
Prof. Patti J. Lachance, Administrative Chair
School of Design
College of Imaging Arts & Sciences
Rochester Institute of Technology
73 Lomb Memorial Drive
Rochester, NY 14623-5603

AA/EOE. Members of protected classes and individuals with the ability to contribute in meaningful ways to the institute’s continuing commitment to cultural diversity, pluralism, and individual differences are urged to make application.