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RRT Assistant or Associate Professor for Construction Science Division
University of Oklahoma

University of Oklahoma Norman Campus: Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture

Location

Norman, OK, United States

Description:

The Haskell & Irene Lemon Construction Science (CNS) Division in the University of Oklahoma’s (OU) Gibbs College of Architecture (GCA) invites applications for a ranked renewable term (RRT) faculty position at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor beginning in August 2027. The university considers RRT faculty “regular” faculty alongside tenure-track/tenured faculty, though RRT does not include eligibility for tenure. RRT contracts are typically renewed on a regular 5-year basis following successful annual reviews, and come with significant voting privileges. Applicants should have a demonstrated background in

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