Assistant Professor Position in Landscape Architecture (Grading, Drainage, and Landscape Technologies)

The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry is seeking applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture. The successful candidate will be expected to teach studio and technical courses, with a particular focus on grading, drainage, and landscape technologies. This position is ideal for individuals with a strong background in landscape architecture and a passion for teaching and advancing the field through innovative approaches to landscape technologies. The department values expertise in both practical and theoretical aspects of landscape architecture, especially as they relate to environmental design and sustainable practices. The role involves contributing to the academic community through teaching, curriculum development, and potentially research in areas such as grading, drainage, and the integration of new technologies in landscape design. Applicants are encouraged to review the full position details and application instructions via the provided link. For any questions regarding the position or the application process, candidates may contact Associate Professor Aidan Ackerman directly. The position offers the opportunity to join a vibrant academic community in Syracuse, New York, and to contribute to the education of future landscape architects. Key academic keywords include: Landscape Architecture, Grading, Drainage, Landscape Technologies, Studio Teaching, Environmental Design, and Sustainable Practices.