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Tennessee Board of Regents

Instructor, Architectural Design Technology - 9/10 Month (Term)

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

Location
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Work
Not stated
Employment
Not stated
Level
Not stated
Function
Design
Pay
$43.7K – $54.6K a year (read from the ad)
Posted
7 months ago

About the role

Title: Instructor, Architectural Design Technology – 9/10 Month (Term)

POSITION SUMMARY

This position is responsible for delivering quality instruction in Architectural Design Technology.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS/JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Perform job duties from the assigned campus/instructional site/work location. Teach courses on-ground at the assigned campus/instructional site/work location. Other instructional delivery modes, such as online, hybrid or web-enhanced, taught from the assigned campus/instructional site/work location, may be assigned based on operational needs, as determined by the College. Work with course leads and/or program coordinators to ensure consistent student experiences. Utilizing the college’s learning management system, provide updated accurate and updated course materials to students. Submit updated course syllabi prior to the first day of class.

Regularly check College email and departmental mailbox. Respond to emails/messages within 24 hours except on weekends. Complete all required reports such as student engagement, Early Alerts, progress reports and grade submissions. Administer and return surveys and student outcome assessments by the required deadlines. Engage in departmental institutional effectiveness activities. Submit final grades for each semester by the deadline established by the registrar. Serve as academic advisor to students as assigned. Comply with all college and TBR policies and guidelines.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or related field

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

College level teaching experience

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Proficiency with REVIT and familiarity with Lumion Rendering software. Knowledge and/or experience using a variety of instructional delivery modes. Ability to communicate effectively and work cooperatively with a wide range of faculty, staff, and student population. Proficient in Microsoft Office applications. Demonstrated understanding of the community college mission and needs of the student population.

Open Until Filled: Yes

Rate of Pay: $43,694 - $54,618 annually, depending on experience. Salary will be prorated for the specified term in accordance with institutional policies.

Special Instructions to Applicants: Unofficial transcripts are acceptable for the application process. Official transcripts are required upon hire. Applicants may be subject to a background check.

Source

Posted by Tennessee Board of Regents on their own hiring page, careers.pageuppeople.com. OptiTalent shows it as published, read 07 Nov 2026 05:05 UTC; the original is the reference.

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