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Tulane University invites applications for Teaching Assistant positions in ARCH3214/6214 Structural Systems on the Uptown campus. You will assist with grading, run weekly TA sessions, and support both undergraduate and graduate students as they explore basic structural framing design.
Applicants should have completed ARCH3214/6214 (or an equivalent course) in good standing, be attentive and responsible, and demonstrate working knowledge of structural framing systems design.
Teaching Assistants support the ARCH3214/6214 Structural Systems course and help students build confidence with basic structural framing systems design. Applicants should have completed ARCH3214/6214 (or an equivalent course) in good standing and be attentive, responsible, and have working knowledge of structural framing systems design.
Kentaro Tsubaki
Kentaro Tsubaki
ktsubaki@tulane.edu
Teaching Assistant
ARCH3214/6214 Structural Systems
5
Aug 14, 2026
Teaching Assistants support the ARCH3214/6214 Structural Systems course and help students build confidence with basic structural framing systems design. Applicants should have completed ARCH3214/6214 (or an equivalent course) in good standing and be attentive, responsible, and have working knowledge of structural framing systems design.
Tuesday, 11:00 AM-12:15 PM: ARCH3214 undergraduate TA session. Thursday, 11:00 AM-12:15 PM: ARCH6214 graduate TA session. Plus approximately 2 hours/week for grading and 3-4 hours/week for TA meetings and related support. Some flexibility may be considered based on the TA's class schedule.
In-person/On-campus (Uptown)
Either Undergraduate/Graduate
M.Arch I 2Y Advanced Standing applicants should provide the grade from an equivalent course and the course syllabus.
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