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DESCRIPTION:The MIT Department of Architecture is welcoming applications fo
 r its inaugural Summer Teaching Workshop\, hosted by the History\, Theory\
 , and Criticism of Architecture and Art Group May 28-June 1.This intimate 
 four-day intensive Workshop will give early- and mid-career instructors te
 aching architectural history at the undergraduate level the opportunity to
  collaboratively discuss and develop materials and methods for survey and 
 introductory courses.\n    The goal is to create space and time for intima
 te dialogue about pedagogy\, and to allow early- and mid-career teacher-sc
 holars to learn from one another&rsquo\;s experiences in the classroom.The
  theme of this year&rsquo\;s Workshop is Global Environmental History.&nbs
 p\;The Workshop will provide a stipend to reimburse travel and accommodati
 ons in Cambridge MA during the duration of the Workshop (varies based on d
 istance travelled). Additionally\, participants will receive a $500 honora
 rium and two MIT-funded group dinners.Eligibility&nbsp\;To be eligible to 
 apply for this Workshop\, you must:- Be a PhD-holding early- or mid-career
  scholar in a teaching position (pre-tenure or non-tenure-track)- Have tau
 ght or are currently teaching an undergraduate course\, preferably at the 
 introductory or survey level- Have developed or are developing a course in
  architectural history\, broadly defined\, that is aligned with the Worksh
 op theme (this year\, architecture as it intersects with environment\, cli
 mate\, and nature broadly conceived\, ideally in a global or multi-regiona
 l\n    framework).&nbsp\;&nbsp\;\nApplication RequirementsPlease submit th
 e following documents to htc-teachingworkshop@mit.edu by March 3\, 2025:CV
 1-page cover letter summarizing your teaching experience\, current or upco
 ming teaching obligations\, and what you&rsquo\;re hoping to contribute to
  and gain from the WorkshopSample syllabus (i.e.\, a syllabus related to t
 he Workshop theme that you&rsquo\;d like to develop at the Workshop)Worksh
 op RequirementsIn advance of the four-day Workshop\, successful applicants
  will be required to do the following:Attend a short meeting over Zoom at 
 the end of AprilSubmit Workshop materials (syllabus\, assignment or assess
 ment brief\, and slides and notes for a 40-minute lesson to a shared folde
 r open to all Workshop participants) by May 14Travel to MIT and in-person 
 attendance during all Workshop sessions is mandatory.Summary of Key Dates 
 and DeadlinesApplications are due March 3\, 2025Successful applicants noti
 fied by April 1\, 2025Pre-Workshop Zoom meeting in late AprilWorkshop mate
 rials due by May 14Workshop at MIT scheduled May 28&ndash\;June 1ContactsP
 lease contact htc-teachingworkshop@mit.edu with any questions.
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SUMMARY:MIT Department of Architecture Summer Teaching Workshop: Global Env
 ironmental History
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>The MIT Department of Architecture is wel
 coming applications for its inaugural Summer Teaching Workshop\, hosted by
  the History\, Theory\, and Criticism of Architecture and Art Group May 28
 -June 1.</div><div><br /></div><div>This intimate four-day intensive Works
 hop will give early- and mid-career instructors teaching architectural his
 tory at the undergraduate level the opportunity to collaboratively discuss
  and develop materials and methods for survey and introductory courses.\n 
    The goal is to create space and time for intimate dialogue about pedago
 gy\, and to allow early- and mid-career teacher-scholars to learn from one
  another&rsquo\;s experiences in the classroom.</div><div><br /></div><div
 >The theme of this year&rsquo\;s Workshop is Global Environmental History.
 &nbsp\;</div><div><br /></div><div>The Workshop will provide a stipend to 
 reimburse travel and accommodations in Cambridge MA during the duration of
  the Workshop (varies based on distance travelled). Additionally\, partici
 pants will receive a $500 honorarium and two MIT-funded group dinners.</di
 v><div><br /></div><div><strong>Eligibility&nbsp\;</strong></div><div><br 
 /></div><div>To be eligible to apply for this Workshop\, you must:</div><d
 iv>- Be a PhD-holding early- or mid-career scholar in a teaching position 
 (pre-tenure or non-tenure-track)</div><div>- Have taught or are currently 
 teaching an undergraduate course\, preferably at the introductory or surve
 y level</div><div>- Have developed or are developing a course in architect
 ural history\, broadly defined\, that is aligned with the Workshop theme (
 this year\, architecture as it intersects with environment\, climate\, and
  nature broadly conceived\, ideally in a global or multi-regional\n    fra
 mework).&nbsp\;&nbsp\;\n</div><div><br /></div><div><strong>Application Re
 quirements</strong></div><div><br /></div><div>Please submit the following
  documents to <a href="mailto:htc-teachingworkshop@mit.edu">htc-teachingwo
 rkshop@mit.edu</a> by <span style="text-decoration:underline\;"><strong>Ma
 rch 3\, 2025:</strong></span></div><ul><li>CV</li><li>1-page cover letter 
 summarizing your teaching experience\, current or upcoming teaching obliga
 tions\, and what you&rsquo\;re hoping to contribute to and gain from the W
 orkshop</li><li>Sample syllabus (i.e.\, a syllabus related to the Workshop
  theme that you&rsquo\;d like to develop at the Workshop)</li></ul><div><b
 r /></div><div><strong>Workshop Requirements</strong></div><div><br /></di
 v><div>In advance of the four-day Workshop\, successful applicants will be
  required to do the following:</div><ul><li>Attend a short meeting over Zo
 om at the end of April</li><li>Submit Workshop materials (syllabus\, assig
 nment or assessment brief\, and slides and notes for a 40-minute lesson to
  a shared folder open to all Workshop participants) by May 14</li></ul><di
 v><br /></div><div>Travel to MIT and in-person attendance during all Works
 hop sessions is mandatory.</div><div><br /></div><div><strong>Summary of K
 ey Dates and Deadlines</strong></div><div><br /></div><ul><li>Applications
  are due March 3\, 2025</li><li>Successful applicants notified by April 1\
 , 2025</li><li>Pre-Workshop Zoom meeting in late April</li><li>Workshop ma
 terials due by May 14</li><li>Workshop at MIT scheduled May 28&ndash\;June
  1</li></ul><div><br /></div><div><strong>Contacts</strong></div><div><br 
 /></div><div>Please contact <a href="mailto:htc-teachingworkshop@mit.edu">
 htc-teachingworkshop@mit.edu</a> with any questions.</div><div><br /></div
 >
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