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Visiting Professors

The Knowlton School of Architecture maintains a number of visiting professor positions which are awarded on an annual basis. Here you can find more information about each of these posts, as well as a list of who has held them in the past.

Herbert Baumer Distinguished Visiting Professors

The Herbert Baumer Distinguished Visiting Professorship is awarded annually to a prominent practitioner in the field of architecture. During the course of that academic year, the practitioner leads a graduate design studio at the KSA. The practitioner also leads a seminar in conjunction with a regular KSA faculty member that reviews the practitioners career - including an in-depth exploration of one project. This seminar results in a volume of the school's Source Books in Architecture series.

Glimcher Distinguished Visiting Professors

The Glimcher Distinguished Visiting Professorship is held each year by an internationally acclaimed practitioner in the field of landscape architecture. During the course of the year, this practitioner teaches design studios, seminars or lectures, interacts with faculty and students, makes public presentations, and provides developmental guidance for the Chadwick Arboretum.

Herbert Baumer Professors

Richard W. Trott '61 Distinguished Visiting Professors

A Trott Distinguished Visiting Professor is an internationally acclaimed architect, landscape architect, or planner. While serving in this role, which lasts one or more academic quarters, the Trott Distinguished Visiting Professor will teach design studios, conduct seminars and/or lecture courses, interact with faculty and students and make at least one public presentation.

Howard E. LeFevre '29 Emerging Practitioner Fellows

This position is awarded annually to an architect who is just beginning to make their mark on the profession. It affords the practitioner a platform to develop their research, culminating in spring quarter with a public lecture and monograph or exhibition in the school's Banvard Gallery. The deadline for 2009/10 LeFevre Fellowship will be announced soon.