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Architecture Instructor Needed Job Opening in state college, Pennsylvania - Architecture Instructor Needed Summer Study Programs is looking for an instructor to teach an Architecture class this summer at Penn State University, Main Campus. We offer three programs. Our 3 1/2 week program takes place from July 3rd to July 26th; our 6 1/2 week program takes place from June 28th to August 13th; and our two-week program has three sessions and runs July 3rd to August 13th. Instructors will design their own curriculum based on the summary of the course below. Students in our 2 week and 3 1/2 week programs have completed 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. Students in our 6 1/2 week program have completed 10th, 11th, or 12th grade. Positions are currently available for residential staff as well as non-residential teach only instructors. Please read through the information below and contact me immediately if you are interested in a summer teaching position. An application for employment can be found on our website at After completing and sending in your application, please call us to schedule an interview. PENN STATE WASN'T BUILT IN A DAY: ARCHITECTURE -- Many factors go into how structures are designed and where they will be erected. Using the areas on and around campus as a textbook, learn how practicing architects develop their ideas into a structural reality. Become more aware of the space around you, and determine if it is efficiently being used. Instructors will teach you elementary concepts in aesthetics, structures, building design, light and sound. Apply what you learn to a small design project that utilizes your new skills. Design, Create, Explore: Architecture (2 Week) -- Get a taste of architecture and design in this hands on course! Students develop an understanding of what it is like to actually be an ARCHITECT! In this intensive workshop students learn first-hand about the hard work and frustrations of becoming an architect. Working to cultivate their very own design into a three-dimensional model, students will develop projects, sketch work and have one-on-one consultations with their instructor. The world of architecture will be discovered through examples of texture, lighting, color, design and layout through various interactive learning techniques including the use of computer drafting and design programs. Students will also be advised on how to create a compelling portfolio of creative work for admissions into an architectural design program. David Wolk 1 state college pa pennsylvania Phone:
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