Aron Temkin
- Dean of the College of Professional Schools
- Professor
About
Aron Temkin is the dean of the College of Professional Schools and professor of architecture. His research has explored digital modeling as a tool for design refinement and animation as a device for the temporal analysis of space. His scholarship includes design delineation and design pedagogy, and his professional and scholarly work has been exhibited and published nationally and internationally.
Temkin is a past president of the Association of Computer-Aided Design in Architecture (ACADIA), the leading digital design research organization in North America. He received degrees from Carnegie Mellon University and the Cranbrook Academy of Art and began his academic career as a visiting professor at Carnegie Mellon. He then moved to Florida Atlantic University, where he helped establish FAU’s School of Architecture and, in 2005, became its director, a position he held until 2010, when he joined the faculty at Norwich.
Education
M.Arch, Cranbrook Academy of Art
B.Arch, Carnegie Mellon University
Courses Taught
AP 558 Contemporary and Global Issues
In the News
Norwich University’s School of Architecture + Art Shines on Global Stage at Venice Biennale
Held by the European Cultural Centre (ECC), the Time Space Existence exhibit serves as a platform for innovative and visionary projects that demonstrate architecture’s potential to be a force for good.
Kicking off The Accelerated BSN Pathway Program and MSN Nursing Education Pathway Program
The Kickoff Celebration for the Accelerated BSN Pathway Program and MSN Nursing Education Program was led by Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT).
Norwich University hosts General Paul Nakasone, commander of U.S. Cyber Command, director of the National Security Agency and chief of the Central Security Service
Norwich University is known for its ability to send leaders out into the world, but on Wednesday, Norwich welcomed a world-renowned military leader through its doors when General Paul Nakasone walked onto campus. Later, another Norwich University first was announced after the university signed an Educational Partnership Agreement with U.S. Cyber Command (CYBERCOM).