Derek Hodgson

Dr. Derek Hodgson is passionate about advancing the field of chemistry through both education and research. An English-born academic, Dr. Hodgson has held numerous leadership roles throughout his distinguished career, including serving as the President of Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2003. With a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from Northwestern University, he has dedicated over two decades to academia, making significant contributions to the field. Dr. Hodgson's scholarly work is well-regarded, with numerous publications that have enriched the scientific community's understanding of inorganic chemistry. His ability to secure successful grants has furthered research initiatives and fostered innovation within his field. His international experience is extensive, having served as a visiting scholar at various esteemed institutions worldwide, which has broadened his perspective and enriched his academic endeavors. Throughout his career, Dr. Hodgson has been recognized with several honors and awards, celebrating his excellence in both teaching and research. His commitment to education is evident in his dedication to mentoring students and fostering a collaborative learning environment. Dr. Hodgson's contributions to academia and chemistry continue to inspire both his colleagues and students alike.