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Applicants should submit their vitae to jobs@hodges.edu.

The Nichols School of Professional Studies at Hodges University is seeing adjunct professors for the Applied Psychology Program. Applicants are expected to have earned a PhD or PsyD in Psychology and relevant teaching experience.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers). Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts via email at jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Allied Health at Hodges University is seeking adjunct professors to teach introductory, general, or organic chemistry. Applicants are required to possess either a master’s degree or Ph.D. in chemistry, or a related field with at least 18 credits of graduate level chemistry, and teaching experience.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty are required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers). Science courses are 4 credit combined lecture-lab classes that are primarily offered in the evening.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and, in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year. 

Applicants should submit their vitae to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Liberal Studies at Hodges University is currently seeking adjunct instructors for online communication classes. Applicants must have a terminal degree in communication and experience teaching online courses. The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students.  Applicants should submit their vitae to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year. 

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

The Fisher School of Technology at Hodges University is seeking adjunct professors in computer technology/computer science. Experience with programming, web design, and database is strongly preferred as is relevant industry experience. A terminal degree is preferred and teaching experience is desired.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty are required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year. 

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

The Fisher School of Technology at Hodges University is seeking adjunct professors in digital graphics and design. Experience with web design, multimedia and animation is strongly preferred as is relevant industry experience. Candidates should be familiar with both the Mac and PC platforms and with Adobe CS6/CC software. MFA degree is preferred and teaching experience is desired.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty are required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year. 

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

The Johnson School of Business at Hodges University has an immediate opening a for Naples/Ft. Myers on-campus adjunct professor in the area of Economics. Applicants are required to possess either an earned terminal degree or a master’s degree with relevant professional designation in the field to be taught.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).  Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

The Johnson School of Business at Hodges University has immediate openings for adjunct professors in the area of finance. Applicants are required to possess either an earned terminal degree or a master’s degree with relevant professional designation in the field to be taught.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers). 

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://www.hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year. 

Applicants should submit their resume and letter of interest to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Liberal Studies at Hodges University is currently seeking adjunct instructors for its Government classes. Applicants must have the minimum of a master’s degree in Political Science or have a master’s degree and eighteen graduate hours in the discipline.  The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. Applicants should submit their resume and letter of interest to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Liberal Studies at Hodges University is currently seeking adjunct instructors for humanities classes. Applicants must have the minimum of a master’s degree in philosophy or ethics or have a master’s degree and eighteen graduate hours in the discipline. The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year. 

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Allied Health is currently accepting applications for Adjunct Faculty of Nursing to teach classes on an as-needed basis in the nursing discipline at the Naples campus.  The Adjunct Nursing Faculty will participate in program development, evaluation, and revisions, student instruction in the assigned nursing course(s) and other matters as assigned in accordance with the mission, core values, and purposes of the university.

The Adjunct Nursing Faculty must satisfy the following minimum qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in nursing minimal; Master’s degree in nursing or doctoral degree in nursing or related field preferred; and
• Three years of full-time clinical experience in the area(s) of teaching responsibility; previous teaching experience preferred; and
• Knowledge and skills related to teaching adults, teaching methodology, curriculum development, evaluation, and willingness to plan for acquisition of these skills no later than the first year of teaching; and
• Current and unencumbered RN license in Florida; current healthcare provider CPR certification.

The Adjunct Nursing Faculty must possess management and leadership skills, organizational and research skills, strong interpersonal and communication skills, and strong clinical and professional skills.  Hours and assignments may vary by semester as defined by the Director of Nursing Programs.  Faculty schedules for classroom/lab instruction may consist of day, evening, and/or weekend hours.  Clinical site assignments are based on clinical site availability; faculty clinical schedules must remain flexible.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer).  Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://www.hodges.edu/consumer-information/.  The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts via email to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Allied Health at Hodges University is seeking an adjunct professor to teach general physics. Applicants are required to possess either a master’s degree or Ph.D. in physics, or a related field with at least 18 credits of graduate level physics, and teaching experience.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty are required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers). Science courses are 4 credit combined lecture-lab classes that are primarily offered in the evening.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and, in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Allied Health at Hodges University is seeking adjunct professors in allied health and biomedical sciences (pharmacology; anatomy and physiology; medical terminology; healthcare law and ethics; and human disease, diagnosis, and treatment). Applicants are required to possess either an earned terminal degree or a master’s degree with relevant professional designation in the field to be taught and teaching experience.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty are required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and, in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year. 

Applicants should submit their vitae to jobs@hodges.edu, in Adobe or Word format only.

The School of Liberal Studies at Hodges University is currently seeking an adjunct instructor for Spanish. Applicants must have the minimum of a master’s degree in Spanish or have a master’s degree and eighteen graduate hours in the discipline. The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year. 

Applicants should submit their vitae to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Liberal Studies at Hodges University is currently seeking adjunct instructors for statistics.  Applicants must have the minimum of a master’s degree in the discipline or have a master’s degree and eighteen graduate hours in the discipline.  The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).  Applicants should submit their vitae to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae and statement of teaching philosophy to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Allied Health at Hodges University is seeking a full-time professor to teach introductory and general biology and to chair the Biomedical Sciences program. Applicants are required to possess either a master’s degree or Ph.D. in Biology, with a minimum of 18 credit hours in biology.  The applicant should be qualified and willing to teach General Biology I, General Biology II, and upper-level biology courses (cellular biology, developmental biology, pathophysiology, or histology) along with associated labs.  The individual must have a strong commitment to undergraduate teaching with experience in adult education and an ability to integrate the latest educational technologies in the classroom.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty are required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers). Science courses are 4 credit combined lecture-lab classes that are primarily offered in the evening. The normal teaching load is 4 courses per trimester. Applicants should submit their vitae and statement of teaching philosophy to jobs@hodges.edu.  Please limit submissions to no more than two attachments.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and, in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Allied Health at Hodges University is seeking a full time professor to teach biology.  Applicants should have a Ph.D. in Biology with a minimum of 18 graduate credit hours in biology. The applicant should be qualified and willing to teach microbiology, general biology I, general biology II, and upper-level biology courses (cellular biology, developmental biology, ecology, or genetics), along with associated labs. The individual must have a strong commitment to undergraduate teaching with experience in adult education and an ability to integrate the latest educational technologies in the classroom. Faculty are expected to play a significant role in program assessment and curriculum development. Courses are primarily offered in the evening, on both the Naples and Fort Myers campus, and the majority of the student population is made up of adult students who work full time. The normal teaching load is 4 courses each trimester.

 Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).  Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: https://www.hodges.edu/consumer-information. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Allied Health at Hodges University is seeking a full time professor to teach in our nursing programs.  Applicants should have a minimum of a MS in Nursing (doctorate preferred), possess a license as a registered nurse in the State of Florida, and be willing to teach in the Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) Certificate Program and the Bachelors in Nursing (BSN) Program which is awaiting approval. The individual must have a strong commitment to undergraduate teaching with experience in adult education and an ability to integrate the latest educational technologies in the classroom. Faculty are expected to play a significant role in program assessment, curriculum development, and the accreditation process. Courses are primarily offered in the evening, on the Naples campus, with clinical occurring on the weekend. The majority of Hodges University student population are adult students who work in addition to attending school. The normal teaching load is 16 credits each trimester.

Activities in which the nursing faculty will engage include:

• collaboratively designing nursing courses
• providing dyadic and clinical instruction 
• coordinating clinical placements in a variety of health care settings
• assessment of student learning and program outcomes 
• participation in curricular development and review
• engaging in the academic and organizational life of the university and the nursing profession

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).  Applicants should submit their vitae and transcripts to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: https://www.hodges.edu/consumer-information. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their resume/cv to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is currently seeking tutors for accounting.  Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree and have earned an A or B in in the course to be tutored or in a higher level course for which services are provided.  The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students.   The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and tutors may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers). Applicants should submit their resume/cv to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://www.hodges.edu/consumer-information/.  The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

 Applicants should submit their resume/cv to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is currently seeking tutors for biology.  Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree and have earned an A or B in in the course to be tutored or in a higher level course for which services are provided.  The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students.   The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and tutors may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers). Applicants should submit their resume/cv to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://www.hodges.edu/consumer-information/.  The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their resume/cv to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is currently seeking tutors for chemistry.  Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree and have earned an A or B in in the course to be tutored or in a higher level course for which services are provided.  The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students.   The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and tutors may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers). Applicants should submit their resume/cv to jobs@hodges.edu.

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://www.hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.

Applicants should submit their vitae to  jobs@hodges.edu.

The School of Liberal Studies at Hodges University is currently seeking tutors for English. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree and have earned an A or B in in the course to be tutored or in a higher level course for which services are provided. The successful applicant must demonstrate knowledge and competence in the subject matter, have good communication skills, and work comfortably with people of diverse backgrounds.

Hodges University is a private, nonprofit, SACS accredited university located in southwest Florida that primarily serves adult students. The academic year is divided into three equal trimesters (fall, winter, summer) and faculty may be required to travel between the University’s two main campuses (Naples and Fort Myers).

Hodges University is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristics under the law in its hiring practices. All offers of employment are conditioned on the successful completion of a background check and in some cases, a drug test.

Hodges Annual Security Report (Clery Act Information and Policy) and Crime Stats can be found at: http://hodges.edu/consumer-information/. The security report describes Hodges Annual Security Plan and the Crime Stats report lists the number and types of crimes committed on or near campus each year.