Jobs at Chaminade University of Honolulu

Teach Social Work and related courses; advise students; participate in committees, accreditation, assessment, curriculum development, grant writing, scholarship, and university service. The role requires collaboration with diverse students, support for the university’s Marianist and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Island-serving mission, and occasional evening or weekend work.

Provides on-call classroom support and substitute coverage in a Montessori school for children ages two through six. Assists teachers with supervision, transitions, classroom routines, prepared-environment maintenance, materials organization, cleaning, snack preparation, and supply management. Maintains a safe, inclusive, orderly environment; follows classroom, licensing, health, safety, and University procedures; communicates professionally; protects confidentiality; reports incidents; and attends required meetings and training.

Supports incarcerated and post-release students through academic advising, intervention, retention efforts, workshops, study halls, and resource coordination. Builds relationships with students, faculty, facility staff, and university offices; tracks performance, addresses academic challenges, distributes course materials, and assists with reentry plans involving education, employment, and community resources. Requires on-site work at correctional facilities, VolinCor certification, occasional evenings and weekends, and coordination with the Prison Education Program Director.

Faculty will assist the DMFT and MS-MFT director in overseeing MFT programs, teach (21 load hours/year), manage accreditation and program assessment, chair/serve on dissertations, recruit and advise students, support adjuncts, contribute to curriculum development, engage in grant writing and community outreach, and promote program growth and student retention.

Manage and update Jarrett Middle School website: publish events, announcements, and news; create clear content; monitor site functionality; and collaborate with staff to organize engaging content.

Provide on-site technical support at Hokulani Elementary: troubleshoot hardware, software, and network issues; diagnose and repair faults; install and configure technology systems to minimize disruptions and optimize user experience. Work is part-time and schedule-flexible under Federal Work-Study.

Teach and manage DMFT and MS-MFT programs, oversee accreditation and dissertation processes, recruit and advise students, support adjuncts, contribute to curriculum development, grant writing, and community partnerships to promote the program.

Teach doctoral courses (18 credit hours/year) in the PsyD program, advise dissertations and students, participate in curriculum development, accreditation, assessment, committees, and develop scholarship. Provide academic mentoring and program service; on-campus in Oahu; must maintain clinical psychologist licensure or be license-eligible in Hawai'i.

Teach doctoral courses (18 credit hours/year), advise dissertations, provide academic mentorship, participate in curriculum development, assessment, accreditation, committee service, and scholarship. Manage program operations and student-related activities; attend meetings and perform other assigned duties. On-campus position in Oahu, Hawai‘i.

Provide in-person proctoring for graduate exams: complete certification, maintain continuous presence, distribute/secure materials, enforce time limits, monitor behavior, escalate issues, and perform related clerical and email tasks.

Coordinates daily tutoring and academic coaching operations, including recruiting, training, supervising, scheduling, platform administration, data reporting, student outreach, and retention support. Provides individualized academic coaching, monitors student performance, develops educational resources, collaborates with campus partners, and represents services at events and workshops. Also supports academic ceremonies and promotes inclusive, student-centered services for diverse student populations.

Teach undergraduate and graduate nursing courses, develop and assess curriculum, advise students, participate in accreditation and university committees, produce scholarship (research, publishing, grant writing), and use educational technology to support in-class and online learning.