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Faculty at Rhode Island School of Design
Each year around 600 full- and part-time faculty members help students grow as thinkers and makers. These artists, designers, architects, scholars and educators advance RISD’s culture of creative discovery, while thoughtfully teaching and guiding students. Beyond the classroom they are leaders in their fields, pursuing an array of projects and producing innovative work.
This summer, kids, teens, and adults explored new creative pathways on campus, online, at RISD’s satellite locations, and across the globe in Shanghai, China.
The alum and longtime member of the RISD community takes the reins from friend and mentor John Dunnigan.
Four research projects in the works led by faculty members and recent alums focus on collaboration and inclusive design.
New and expanded programming focuses on inclusive teaching and critique practices and building a deeper sense of belonging among RISD faculty members.
As part of the Center for Social Equity and Inclusion, the Teaching and Learning Lab supports faculty in building innovative and inclusive teaching practices. Workshops and other professional development programs let faculty share knowledge and discuss emerging ideas about art and design education. The lab and its resources help foster a culture of teachers who are equipped to support RISD students.
Among many ways it supports faculty, the lab offers guidance in course design, inclusive studio critiques and understanding learning styles. Faculty also take advantage of resources for enhancing scholarship and research.
See how our faculty support your studies at all stages of a RISD education.
This summer, kids, teens, and adults explored new creative pathways on campus, online, at RISD’s satellite locations, and across the globe in Shanghai, China.
The alum and longtime member of the RISD community takes the reins from friend and mentor John Dunnigan.
Four research projects in the works led by faculty members and recent alums focus on collaboration and inclusive design.
New and expanded programming focuses on inclusive teaching and critique practices and building a deeper sense of belonging among RISD faculty members.
As part of the Center for Social Equity and Inclusion, the Teaching and Learning Lab supports faculty in building innovative and inclusive teaching practices. Workshops and other professional development programs let faculty share knowledge and discuss emerging ideas about art and design education. The lab and its resources help foster a culture of teachers who are equipped to support RISD students.
Among many ways it supports faculty, the lab offers guidance in course design, inclusive studio critiques and understanding learning styles. Faculty also take advantage of resources for enhancing scholarship and research.
See how our faculty support your studies at all stages of a RISD education.
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