NAAB Architecture Program Report (APR) 2013 - Tulane School of ...
NAAB Architecture Program Report (APR) 2013 - Tulane School of ... NAAB Architecture Program Report (APR) 2013 - Tulane School of ...
Tulane UniversityArchitecture Program ReportSeptember 2013I.3.Institutional CharacteristicsI.3.1 Statistical ReportsA. Program Student CharacteristicsNAAB Annual Reports are included below from 2008 and 2012 to document these issues as acomparison between the fall of the previous NAAB Visit and the most recent data we have at this time.As an overview, it is safe to say that the graduate program has grown substantially and theundergraduate program numbers have declined somewhat. That decline has continued into the fall of2013, but at this time we do not have full data on this year’s entering class. Diversity is comparableacross this time frame and our demographic diversity is very similar to Tulane University as a whole.We continue to attract highly qualified students as a selective private institution drawing student interestfrom across the United States and abroad.Time to graduation was seriously impacted by Hurricane Katrina (fall 2005) across the entire university.However our graduation rates have normalized, and although some students transfer out of the Schoolof Architecture into another major during their early years in the program, the overall graduation rate iswell over 80% for our entering cohort as well as the university as a whole (it has steadily risen since2006). We do not have hard data on the percentage of those entering in fall 2008 who graduated by2013, but we estimate that to be around 60%. Of this group, nearly 100% of these students graduatedwithin 150% of the allotted time.B. Program Faculty CharacteristicsThe program has seen growth in diversity since the spring of 2008. This has been a high priority for theSchool administration and faculty. The following chart tracks faculty demographics between the twobenchmark dates (spring 2008 and fall 2013).Tenure and PromotionThere have been four tenured appointments since 2008 (Professor Schwartz, Professor Kinnard,Associate Professor Redfield, Associate Professor Cox). Two of the four are women (one in aleadership role as Associate Dean for Academics) and one is African American (in a leadership role asAssociate Dean for Community Engagement). Professor Kinnard was awarded one of two endowedchairs at Tulane School of Architecture, which is supporting her research and community engagementwork with students and other faculty (Harvey-Wadsworth Chair in Landscape Urbanism.) There havebeen no internal promotions to tenured rank, although one faculty member is up for consideration at thistime (Assistant Professor Marcella Del Signore). One faculty member was promoted to full professorfrom within the program (Professor Ammar Eloueini, Intl. Assoc. AIA).There has also been an increase in the number of licensed architects on the full-time and adjunctfaculty during this period as well.53
Tulane UniversityArchitecture Program ReportSeptember 2013Faculty Snapshot 2008 - 2013Red represents licensed architectsSeptember 1, 2013Spring 2008 Fall 2008 Fall 2012 Fall 2013FULL – 4 or 5* FULL - 6 FULL - 6 FULL - 6Errol Barron Errol Barron Errol Barron Errol BarronGene Cizek Gene Cizek Gene Cizek Gene CizekJohn Klingman John Klingman John Klingman John KlingmanEllen Weiss, Ph.D. Ellen Weiss* retired 2011 Ammar Eloueini – promoted Ammar Eloueini‘11 (France)Reed Kroloff (previously)* Judith Kinnard (fall 08) Judith Kinnard Judith KinnardKenneth Schwartz (fall 08) Kenneth Schwartz Kenneth SchwartzASSOCIATE (tenured)–7/8* ASSOCIATE (tenured) – 7 ASSOCIATE (tenured) – 8 ASSOCIATE (tenured) – 8Scott Bernhard Scott Bernhard Scott Bernhard Scott BernhardMichael Crosby Michael Crosby Michael Crosby Michael CrosbyElizabeth Gamard Elizabeth Gamard Elizabeth Gamard Elizabeth GamardBruce Goodwin Bruce Goodwin Bruce Goodwin Bruce GoodwinGraham Owen Graham Owen Graham Owen Graham OwenCarol Reese, Ph.D. Carol Reese, Ph.D. Carol Reese, Ph.D. Carol Reese, Ph.D.Ammar Eloueini (France) Ammar Eloueini (France) Wendy Redfield (fall 2011) Wendy RedfieldIla Berman (previously)* Maurice Cox (fall 2012) Maurice Cox (fall 2012)TENURE TRACK - 2 TENURE TRACK – 3 TENURE TRACK – 4 TENURE TRACK – 4Robert Gonzalez Robert Gonzalez* left 2010 Tiffany Lin (fall 2009) Tiffany Lin (fall 2009)Victor Jones Victor Jones* left 2010 Scott Ruff (fall 2009) Scott Ruff (fall 2009)Marcella Del Signore (f08) Marcella Del Signore (Italy) Marcella Del Signore (Italy)Kentaro Tsubaki (fall 2009) Kentaro TsbuakiOTHER OTHER OTHER - 1 OTHER - 1Amber Wiley, Ph.D. (fall11 Amber Wiley, Ph.D. (fall11visiting asst.)visiting asst.)Full Time TOTAL – 13/15** Full Time TOTAL – 16 Full Time TOTAL - 19 Full Time TOTAL - 19PROFS OF PRACTICE - 4 PROFS OF PRACTICE –5* PROFS OF PRACTICE - 5 PROFS OF PRACTICE - 6Ginette Bone Ginette Bone* left 2010 Irene Keil (fall 2009) Irene KeilEean McNaughtonEean McNaughton* retired Cordula Roser Gray (fall Cordula Roser Gray20122009)Byron Mouton Byron Mouton Byron Mouton Byron MoutonMichael Nius Michael Nius* retired 2012 John Stubbs (fall 2011) John StubbsRich Campanella (spring Rich Campanella2011), transferColeman Coker* – 2009,but leftChristopher Calott –Director MSRED12 licensed 17 licensed 16 licensed 17 licensedGRAND TOTAL–17 or 19** GRAND TOTAL – 21 GRAND TOTAL - 24 GRAND TOTAL - 2554
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<strong>Tulane</strong> University<strong>Architecture</strong> <strong>Program</strong> <strong>Report</strong>September <strong>2013</strong>I.3.Institutional CharacteristicsI.3.1 Statistical <strong>Report</strong>sA. <strong>Program</strong> Student Characteristics<strong>NAAB</strong> Annual <strong>Report</strong>s are included below from 2008 and 2012 to document these issues as acomparison between the fall <strong>of</strong> the previous <strong>NAAB</strong> Visit and the most recent data we have at this time.As an overview, it is safe to say that the graduate program has grown substantially and theundergraduate program numbers have declined somewhat. That decline has continued into the fall <strong>of</strong><strong>2013</strong>, but at this time we do not have full data on this year’s entering class. Diversity is comparableacross this time frame and our demographic diversity is very similar to <strong>Tulane</strong> University as a whole.We continue to attract highly qualified students as a selective private institution drawing student interestfrom across the United States and abroad.Time to graduation was seriously impacted by Hurricane Katrina (fall 2005) across the entire university.However our graduation rates have normalized, and although some students transfer out <strong>of</strong> the <strong>School</strong><strong>of</strong> <strong>Architecture</strong> into another major during their early years in the program, the overall graduation rate iswell over 80% for our entering cohort as well as the university as a whole (it has steadily risen since2006). We do not have hard data on the percentage <strong>of</strong> those entering in fall 2008 who graduated by<strong>2013</strong>, but we estimate that to be around 60%. Of this group, nearly 100% <strong>of</strong> these students graduatedwithin 150% <strong>of</strong> the allotted time.B. <strong>Program</strong> Faculty CharacteristicsThe program has seen growth in diversity since the spring <strong>of</strong> 2008. This has been a high priority for the<strong>School</strong> administration and faculty. The following chart tracks faculty demographics between the twobenchmark dates (spring 2008 and fall <strong>2013</strong>).Tenure and PromotionThere have been four tenured appointments since 2008 (Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Schwartz, Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Kinnard,Associate Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Redfield, Associate Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Cox). Two <strong>of</strong> the four are women (one in aleadership role as Associate Dean for Academics) and one is African American (in a leadership role asAssociate Dean for Community Engagement). Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Kinnard was awarded one <strong>of</strong> two endowedchairs at <strong>Tulane</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Architecture</strong>, which is supporting her research and community engagementwork with students and other faculty (Harvey-Wadsworth Chair in Landscape Urbanism.) There havebeen no internal promotions to tenured rank, although one faculty member is up for consideration at thistime (Assistant Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Marcella Del Signore). One faculty member was promoted to full pr<strong>of</strong>essorfrom within the program (Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Ammar Eloueini, Intl. Assoc. AIA).There has also been an increase in the number <strong>of</strong> licensed architects on the full-time and adjunctfaculty during this period as well.53