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Professor Lin selected as one of three for Tulane Duren Professorship

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Architecture Professor Tiffany Lin, AIA, has been selected as one of three faculty for the annual William L. Duren Jr. Professorship Program at Tulane University.

In fall 2018, Professor Lin created the inaugural Intro to Design and Creative Thinking course for non-architecture majors who are interested in design. The course, a lecture/studio hybrid, will continue to offer a broad introduction to the fundamental principles of design, visual communication, and creative problem-solving. Duren funds will allow for expanded, hands-on enrichment activities, including design workshops, field trips, and guest lectures featuring local artists, designers, and professors from allied departments.

The objective of the William L. Duren Jr. ‘26 Professorship Program is to support faculty activities that enrich the scope of undergraduate education in Newcomb-Tulane College. The program facilitates intellectually rewarding interactions between faculty and students, both in and out of the classroom.

Duren Professors are selected from the faculty on the basis of their commitment to undergraduate teaching and their innovative proposals. While the Duren Program allows professors the freedom and resources to explore their personal research interests in greater depth, it is primarily concerned with providing the maximum educational benefit for the students.

Duren Professors also serve on the Newcomb-Tulane College Grant Committee and participate in student engagement activities run by the College.

For more information, visit the Duren Professorship webpage.

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Drawing and painting can be active design processes that cultivate the fundamental skill set of architects. Beyond visual media, they are records of compositional problem solving and analytical design thinking.

Tiffany Lin featured in Private University Products and News Professor Spotlight

Associate Professor of Architecture Tiffany Lin is profiled in Private University Products and News September edition. The in-depth article, Building People: Tulane School of Architecture, dives into challenges Lin faced as a woman in architecture, her people-focused pedagogy and finding balance in a demanding field. Read the feature (beginning on page eight) here, and look for Richardson Memorial Hall on the cover!

EXHIBITION at the AIA Design Center

Professor Tiffany Lin will present a collection of architectural drawings and paintings in an exhibition entitled: LINEWORK.

The opening reception will be on  Saturday, August 6th, from 6-9pm: White Linen Night. A special preview for AIA and TSA guests will be held at 5pm. The exhibition will be on display until August 24th.

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Assistant Professor Tiffany Lin to give a Design Lecture at the Women in Architecture conference

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Tiffany Lin, AIA is the Undergraduate Program Director at Tulane School of Architecture. She has taught design courses across the five-year curriculum, serving as the coordinator of core design studios. Lin received a Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University and a Masters in Architecture from Harvard University where she was the recipient of the Faculty Design Award. Recognition for her professional projects include a Progressive Architecture Citation, the Young Architects Forum Award, and the AIA New Orleans Award of Merit.

Lin will be presenting recent works of art and architecture that include several projects produced through the Tulane City Center. Analytical drawing and painting are integral to Lin’s design process and she will share how this way of working as influenced both her teaching and practice.

Lunch will be provided from Gracious Bakery. 

Seating is limited. RSVP is required. 

 

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