Devin Jernigan

Devin Jernigan

Ph.D. Candidate devin.jernigan@gmail.com

Devin Jernigan is a doctoral candidate in the Architectural History and Theory program at Yale University. His dissertation focuses on the transformation of space in the traveling circus during America's modernization. Devin is the recipient of the 2025 HABS/SAH Sally Kress Tompkins Fellowship, the 2024 HABS Peterson Prize, and the 2017 Akademie Schloss Solitude Fellowship. Prior to his doctoral studies at Yale, Devin gained over a decade of professional experience in architecture and landscape architecture. He holds degrees in architecture from Princeton University and the University of Cincinnati.

Fellowships & Awards
2026
2025
MacMillan Center International Conference Travel Grant — Yale University
2024
2023
Conference Travel Fellowship — Yale University (2023 & 2026)
2017–2018
2009–2011
Academic Fellowship — Princeton University
Academic
2024–
Teaching Fellow — Yale University
2018–2019
Associate Teaching Professor — Montana State University
2015
Visual Studies Workshop — University of Pennsylvania
2014
Guest Lecturer with François Roche — University of Pennsylvania
2013
Guest Lecturer with François Roche and Stephan Heinrich — University of Pennsylvania
2011–2012
Visiting Professor — China Academy of Art
2010
Assistant Instructor for Lindy Roy — Princeton University
Final Review Critic — NYIT, Montana State, UPenn, Columbia, China Academy of Art, Princeton, Cincinnati
Exhibitions
2023
2019
Paradoxical Supports of Architecture — Front Gallery, Montana State University
2018
Architecture of an Other Kind — Cabinet, Akademie Schloss Solitude
The Rat House Details — Projektraum Römerstraße 2A
2017
The Rat House Drawings — Studio 26, Akademie Schloss Solitude