Jodi Charlene Nettleton

Dynamic educator with extensive experience at Florida Advance Real Estate School, specializing in curriculum development and student engagement. Proven track record in program coordination and academic advising, fostering a collaborative learning environment. Adept at integrating real estate principles into coursework, enhancing student understanding and success.

• Global United Soccer Inc., Board Member
• Pasco Department of Juvenile Justice, Volunteer Advisor
• Moffitt Cancer Research Center, Volunteer

• Instructor, Advisor, Wilson Youth Academy, Florida Youth Authority, 01/04
• Psychiatric Technician, Camarillo State Hospital and Developmental Center, Camarillo California, 01/93-01/96
• Crisis Counselor, Turning Point Foundation, Ventura California, 01/92-01/93

• University of South Florida, College of Public Health, Department of Community and Family Health, Researcher, Dr. Carol Bryant, 01/06-01/07
• University of South Florida: The AIDS Institute, Researcher, 01/04
• United Faculty of Florida Organizing Project, Project Representative, 01/02-01/03
• University of South Florida; Florida AIDS Education/Training Center (AETC), Graduate Assistant/Researcher, 01/00-01/01

• Applied Anthropology, Università degli Studi di Cagliari (University of Cagliari, Sardinia Italy), 01/16
• STD Prevention, Human Sexuality Class, 400 Students, Marilyn Myerson Ph.D.
• Great American Teach In, Taught in several classes each year at a local high school on Anthropology and Research, 01/98-01/07
• HIV/AIDS Research in Jails, Graduate Medical Anthropology Class, Dr. Nancy Romero-Daza
• HIV/AIDS Prevention, Human Sexuality Class, 400 students
• Feminist Medical Anthropology, Intro. To Women’s Studies Class
• Women’s Mental Health in the Jail setting, Women and Psychology Class, Kim Vaz Ph.D.
• Reflexivity in Research on Sexuality, Intro to Women’s Studies class
• Incarcerated Women and HIV Services, USF Arts & Sciences Research Symposium
• HIV Awareness, Human Sexuality course, 400 students, Dr. Marilyn Myerson
• Incarcerated Women and HIV Services, Anthropology Research Symposium

• Life Histories of Female Syrian Refugees in Germany and Sardinia - a Holistic Perspective of Experiences before, during and after the Syrian Crisis, Jodi C. Nettleton, Ph.D. & Rosemarie Bryant, M.A., American Anthropological Association 115th Annual Conference, 11/16-11/20, Panel Chair
• Native Andragogy, 10th International Conference on Qualitative Inquiry, University of Illinois, Champaign/Urbana, 05/21-05/24
• Feeling the Research: The Pain and Intensity of Conducting Research on Your Personal Issues, 7th International Conference on Qualitative Inquiry, University of Illinois, Champaign/Urbana, 05/17
• Dialog in Addiction: Reflections on Interactive Interviewing in Studying Women in Recovery from Methamphetamine Addiction, 7th International Conference on Qualitative Inquiry, University of Illinois, Champaign/Urbana, 05/19
• Institutionalized Sexism’s Impact on Social and Cultural Influences to the Incarceration of Women, Society for Applied Anthropology, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 04/05-04/09
• Teaching Sex: Anthropologists’ Approach to Human Sexuality Courses, Society for Applied Anthropology, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 04/05-04/09
• Difficult Dialogues: Feminist Notions of Sexuality, Florida Humanities Program at CFCC, Ocala, Florida, 04/04
• Lesbian Sex and HIV Prevention for Incarcerated Women, Society for Applied Anthropology, Dallas, TX, 03/31-04/04
• Researcher – Whore: Reflexive look at Researching Incarcerated Women, South Eastern Women’s Studies Association, Savannah, GA, 03/26-03/28
• HIV Services for Incarcerated Women, American Criminal Justice Conference, Las Vegas, NV, 03/08-03/13
• Workshop Co-Moderator and co-presenter: Subversive Sex Work: Decolonizing Our Students and Ourselves Through the Teaching of Sexualities, Marilyn Myerson & Allison Brimmer, Pacific Sociological Association, San Francisco, California, 04/15-04/18
• Poster Accepted: Incarcerated Women and AIDS Services: Qualitative Research Methods, National HIV Prevention Conference, Atlanta, GA, 01/02
• Qualitative Research on HIV/AIDS services offered To Incarcerated Women in Florida County Jails, USF Graduate Symposium, 01/02
• HIV/AIDS Services offered to Incarcerated women in Florida county Jails, Anthropology Colloquium, USF Anthropology Department, 01/02
• HIV/AIDS Health Services Provided to Incarcerated Women in a County in Florida, Society For Applied Anthropology, 03/27-04/01, Merida, Mexico

• 01/14-01/15, Chair for Curriculum Committee, Faculty Senate, Springfield College
• 01/14-01/15, Member, Faculty Status and Development Committee, Springfield College
• 01/13-01/14, Member, iEngaged Learning Initiative Committee, Springfield College
• 01/13-01/14, Member, Faculty Search Committee, School of Human Service
• 01/12-01/14, Member, Social Justice Committee, Springfield College
• 01/11-01/15, Member, Academic Standards Committee, School of Human Service - Tampa Bay Campus
• 01/11-01/13, Member, Admissions Committee, School of Human Service - Tampa Bay Campus
• 01/05-01/08, Faculty Advisor, USF Sisters Of Islam United (SUMA), USF
• 01/05-01/06, Member, Classroom Technology Faculty Advisory Committee, USF
• 01/04, Member, Graduate Studies Vision Taskforce- Provost Ad-Hoc Committee, USF
• 01/03-01/04, Member, Graduate Council, University of South Florida
• 01/02-01/03, Member, President’s Advisory Committee on Issues of Sexual Orientation, USF
• 01/02, Member, President’s Advisory Committee on Women’s Issues, USF
• 01/01-01/02, Member, Graduate Council, University of South Florida
• 01/01-01/02, Member, Student Health Services, Student Insurance Committee, USF

• Zora Neal Hurston Travel Award – American Anthropological Association
• Provost Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Teaching Assistant - USF
• Provost Commendation for Outstanding Teaching by a Teaching Assistant - USF
• Golden Key National Honors Society - USF
• Pi Gamma Mu - USF
• University of South Florida, College of Arts & Sciences Honors Society
• B.A. Degree with honors in Anthropology (With Thesis) - USF

• Nettleton, Jodi C., Digging Out of the Dirt: An Autoethnographic Account of Overcoming Generations of Addition and Abuse, 01/26, In Publication
• Nettleton, Jodi C., Down, But Not Out: An Ethnographic Study of Women Who Struggled With and Overcame Methamphetamine Addiction, 01/10, Doctoral Dissertation, University of South Florida
• Myerson, Marilyn; Brimmer, Allison; Nettleton, Jodi, Dispelling Myths and Expanding Perspectives in Sexuality Education, 01/04, American Sexuality Magazine, Vol. 2, Issue 4, National Sexuality Resource Center
• Nettleton, Jodi C., HIV Testing Services offered to Incarcerated Women In a Florida County Jail, 01/04, Master’s Thesis, University of South Florida
• Nettleton, Jodi C., Lesbian Sex Behind Bars: Identity and Function, 07/04, AIDS and Anthropology Bulletin, 2, 13-14
• Nettleton-Rentschlar, Jodi C., HIV/AIDS Health Services Provided to Incarcerated Women in a County in Florida, 01/00, Undergraduate Honors Thesis, Nancy Romero-Daza Ph.D.

• Real Estate Instructor License, Tampa School of Real Estate
• Real Estate Associate License, Tampa School of Real Estate
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Florida School of Addiction Studies
• A-Z of Addiction & Methamphetamine, Florida School of Addiction Studies
• Twenty Hours of Instructional Workshops Certification, USF Center for 21st Century Teaching Excellence
• Implementing Seeking Safety, The Florida Alcohol Drug Abuse Association Inc.
• Sexual Attitude Reassessment, Planned Parenthood, Sarasota Florida
• HIV/AIDS 501, Planned Parenthood/Hillsborough County Health Department
• HIV/AIDS 101/200, University of South Florida’s Student Health Services
• Courses That Challenge Students’ Values and Beliefs, USF Center of 21st Century Teaching Excellence: American Federation of Teachers: Union Leadership Institute
• Diversity in the Classroom, USF Center for 21st Century Teaching Excellence