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Employment Opportunities

Thomas Nelson campus offices in Hampton and Williamsburg remain closed to the public through at least May 1. Classes have resumed through virtual, or alternative delivery, and the College has moved to a telework environment. Student services are available online. Current students may now register online for summer and fall classes. Open registration begins March 30. Visit tncc.edu/emergency-preparedness for more information.

 

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For questions concerning current openings or pending employment applications, please call the Human Resources Office directly at (757) 825-2728.

Full-Time Faculty Positions

Part -Time Faculty Positions

Full-time Administrative/Professional Faculty

Full-Time Staff

Part-Time Staff

Internship Opportunities

Additional Information and Resources



The Chancellor’s Teaching Fellows Program is designed to extend recruitment efforts to have an applicant pool that reflects the richness and diversity of Virginia. In addition to applying for adjunct faculty positions listed above, you may apply for Teaching Fellows opportunities at Thomas Nelson Community College.  There are two types of Fellowships available: the Minority Professional Teaching Fellows and the Graduate Student Teaching Fellows. For applicants, the two programs are essentially the same. Anyone who has earned a master’s degree is eligible to apply for positions at Thomas Nelson through the Minority Professional Teaching Fellows – Part-Time program.

Individuals who have not yet earned a graduate degree, but are currently enrolled in a graduate degree program can apply for positions at Thomas Nelson through the Graduate Student Teaching – Faculty Diversity Initiative if they have at least 18 hours of graduate coursework in the subject area in which the student will teach. Fellows in the Graduate Student Teaching program are assigned a mentor until they have earned a master’s degree. Please note that this is a hiring pool, and specific open positions may not be available at the time of your submission.

Individuals who have not yet earned a graduate degree, but are currently enrolled in a graduate degree program can apply for positions at Thomas Nelson through the Graduate Student Teaching – Faculty Diversity Initiative if they have at least 18 hours of graduate coursework in the subject area in which the student will teach. Fellows in the Graduate Student Teaching program are assigned a mentor until they have earned a master’s degree. Please note that this is a hiring pool, and specific open positions may not be available at the time of your submission.