Hodges University is an Equal Opportunity Institution that has a commitment to cultural, racial, and ethnic communities and encourages women and minorities groups to apply.
Hodges University welcomes applications for the employment positions listed below. All application materials submitted for consideration become the property of the University.
Employment Opportunities
Adjunct Faculty - Basic Science>
The School of Allied Health is seeking qualified adjunct faculty in the following areas: chemistry (all levels from introductory to organic available), biology, microbiology, anatomy & physiology, pathophysiology, and medical terminology. Candidates must have a minimum of a Master’s Degree in the appropriate field and be willing to teach at night. Science courses also have two additional Saturday labs. Teaching opportunities are available on both the Ft. Myers and Naples campus. Interested candidates should submit their C.V., and a letter of interest to Dr. Valerie Weiss, Program Chair of Health Studies, Hodges University, 2655 Northbrooke Dr., Naples, FL 34119.
Adjunct Instructors in Mathematics >
Hodges University is seeking potential Adjunct Professors in mathematics. Master's degree in mathematics required, Ph.D. preferred. Experience teaching adult learners is desirable. Send CV to Elsa Rogers at
erogers@hodges.edu
School of Technology Faculty Member >
The School of Technology of Hodges University, with campuses in Naples and Ft. Myers, Florida, seeks a full-time (12-month) faculty member beginning September 2010 (possibility of starting May 2010). Hodges University is a private, nonprofit institution with approximately 2,700 students. Faculty at Hodges University are non-tenured, but multi-year contracts are available.
We offer associate degrees in Computer Information Technology and in Digital Design and Graphics, and bachelor’s degrees in Computer Information Technology and Information Systems Management. There are approximately 200 students in our undergraduate programs. Industry certifications play an important role in our undergraduate programs. Our graduate programs include a Master of Science in Computer Information Technology and a Master of Information Systems Management. There are approximately 30 students in our graduate programs. Graduate concentrations include information assurance, IT management, networking, and software systems.
The School of Technology plans to create a new Bachelor’s program in Digital Design and Graphics. The successful candidate will be expected to assist with program and curriculum development. The candidate will also be expected to work closely with student advising.
Qualifications: Terminal degree in related field preferred. Classroom teaching experience a must, as is a strong portfolio of professional work. Primary emphasis for this position will be instruction and curriculum development in digital design and graphics.
Applications: A letter of application, curriculum vitae, and the names, addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses of three references are required. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Applications should be emailed to Albert Ball, aball@hodges.edu, School of Technology, Hodges University, Naples FL. For additional information, call 800-466-8017, or check out the University web site at www.hodges.edu.
Adjunct Instructors in Digital Graphics and Design >
The School of Technology is seeking potential future Adjunct Instructors in Digital Graphics and Design. Experience with web design, multimedia and animation is desired. Candidates should be familiar with both the Mac and PC platforms and with Adobe CS3/4 software. Bachelor's Degree required, Master's Degree preferred. Industry experience is required, and teaching experience is desirable. Send CV to Dr. Don Cole Dean, School of Technology
dcole@hodges.edu.
Math and English Tutors >
The Fort Myers and Naples campuses are recruiting Math and English tutors. Candidates must be current students at Hodges University in good academic standing. Requirements include willingness to participate in training sessions, and the ability to tutor evenings and some Saturdays. Tutors are limited to working up to 20 hours per week. Tutors are paid $10.00 per hour.
Applications are available in the display stand at the main reception desk of the FM campus, in the Naples Tutoring Lab (in the Library). Questions should be directed to
Suzanne Ponicsan Fort Myers campus, 482-0019 x7816 and Naples campus, 513-1122.