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Meredith College seeks qualified applicants for non-tenure track adjunct instructor positions in the Interior Design program. Adjunct positions begin January 1, 2024.

Duties:
- Teach on-campus undergraduate courses in the following areas within the interior design curriculum: Interior Design Products, Design Presentation Media.
- Active involvement within the college, school, and department and engagement in scholarship and/or professional activity required.

Qualifications:
- Earned master’s degree in Interior Design (MS) or Architecture (M.Arch) required.
- Candidate must have at least one degree in Interior Design (undergraduate or graduate level).
- NCIDQ Certification preferred.
- Registered Interior Designer or Architect preferred.
- Previous teaching experience preferred.
- A record of professional experience appropriate to the assigned area(s) of teaching responsibility required.
- Experience with CIDA accreditation process is preferred.
- Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, and InDesign required.

The review of applications and nominations will continue until the position is filled. To apply: Complete the online application, submit your letter of interest, curriculum vitae, statement of teaching philosophy, statement of professional goals, copies of all transcripts, a list of three professional references, and a digital portfolio of student and professional work. Additional examples of student and professional work may be requested during the interview process.

Inquiries as to the position requirements may be directed to Dr. Laura Prestwood, Interior Design Program Coordinator and ID Search Committee Chair, at 919-760-8310 or leprestwood@meredith.edu.

The Interior Design Program is one of four program areas offering a major in the Department of Human Environmental Sciences, which also includes programs in Child Development, Fashion Merchandising and Design, and Family and Consumer Sciences. The Interior Design program, which has been CIDA accredited since 1993, has an emphasis on professional practice, which prepares students for success in positions in commercial and residential design.

Required Documents:
- Cover Letter
- Resume / CV
- Teaching Philosophy
- Professional Goals
- Transcripts
- Digital Portfolio