Adjunct Instructor - Interior Design

Appointments are made on a term-by-term basis. Adjunct faculty are required to successfully complete an online Canvas LMS orientation course before being scheduled, as well as other training if required by the department. This is a face to face course. Local applicants only.

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Minimum Qualifications

The Interior Design program at Park University is seeking qualified adjunct instructors to teach courses in areas such as Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Revit/BIM, and Commercial Interior Design. Adjunct faculty typically teach 3–6 credit hours per semester depending on program needs and instructor availability.

Courses are offered face-to-face on the Parkville Campus.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design, Architecture, or a closely related design field.

• Professional experience in interior design, architecture, or a related design discipline.

o AutoCAD

Course Description

AR382 - Drawing Systems I
An introduction to the principles and operations of computer generated drawing with an emphasis on producing both 2D (floor plans, elevations, etc.) and 3D (orthographic) drawings using AutoCAD.

AR388 - Drawing Systems II

Students expand their computer drawing skills, using the Building Information Modeling program Revit to produce construction documents and three-dimensional drawings and renderings.

AR389 - Commercial Interiors
In this studio course students apply the design process and space planning techniques to different types of commercial spaces with emphasis on sustainability, universal and barrier free design.

AR393 - Lighting Fundamentals for Interior Design
A study of the technical, aesthetic, and psychological aspects of natural and artificial lighting in regards to their application within interior environments.