Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor in Sustainable Design: Textile & Fashion Notice of Filing

Position Title: Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor in Sustainable Design: Textile & Fashion Notice of Filing The School of Human Ecology at University of Wisconsin-Madison invites applications for a full-time (9-month) faculty position at an open rank (assistant, associate or full) with an expertise in sustainability in fashion and design to join the faculty of the Design Studies Department. This position is a part of the Wisconsin Research, Innovation and Scholarly Excellence (RISE) Initiative. The responsibilities of this position include: - Develop and lead an independent research program in sustainable design, with an emphasis in textiles, fashion, and/or other softgoods ideally focusing on questions of adaptation, resilience, uses of technology, and/or humanity in support of sustainable environments at all scales; - Seek external research funding as appropriate for the area of study; - Publish or exhibit research findings in venues appropriate to areas of investigation; - Disseminate findings of high-impact research to a wide range of stakeholders appropriate to areas of investigation; - Teach undergraduate courses across programs in Textile and Fashion Design, and Design, Innovation, and Society; - Integrate industry standard and emerging technology (Clo 3D, Pointcarre, Adobe Suite, etc) into curriculum; - Advise graduate students and mentor undergraduate students; - Contribute to undergraduate program development in Design Studies; - Join the faculty in shared governance of the Design Studies department and School of Human Ecology; - Participate in department, school, university, and professional service appropriate to the faculty rank; - Demonstrate commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion; - Participate in campus-wide and SoHE-wide RISE Initiative. - The ability to teach studio, seminar, and lecture courses at a range of levels to support academic programs in Textiles and Fashion Design, and Design, Innovation, and Society.