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University Drawing Lecturer
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Teach VIS
205H1S at the University of Toronto’s St. George campus, combining experimental drawing, studio projects, and academic course delivery. The term begins January 1.
As Sessional Lecturer, you will teach Drawing:
Experimental Practices in the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design. Students explore contemporary drawing practices through materials and approaches informed by history and cultural change. The appointment includes course preparation, student assessment, grade submission, and student contact responsibilities.
- Prepare and deliver VIS
205H1S course materials - Deliver assignments, tests, and final examinations
- Prepare deferred final examinations when required
- Mark student work and submit final grades
- Provide student contact hours and manage enquiries
- Graduate degree at MA, MFA, or equivalent level
- Previous postsecondary teaching experience
- Drawing-based artistic practice
- Strong exhibition history
- Internationally recognized practice preferred
Apply drawing scholarship, active exhibition practice, and teaching experience to a focused University of Toronto studio course.
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