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5/18
Warner Pacific College seeks to fill the position of
Director of Athletics. FTE Level: 1.0. Open Date: May 6 th.
Desired start Date: August
10th. Department: Athletics
Reporting Relationship: Reports to Vice President for
Advancement. Summary Description: This position is responsible for
administration of all facets of
the athletic program including: budgeting, hiring and
training of coaches, fundraising, scheduling, travel arrangements,
events management, recruiting, program development and conference and
national reporting, and supervision of the athletic staff.
Desired Skills:
• Excellent written and verbal communication
• Excellent people management skills
• Strong organizational abilities
• Discernment and problem solving abilities
• Ability to define a problem, collect information, and
develop a workable solution
Qualifications:
• A personal faith commitment consistent with the
mission, vision and values of
Warner Pacific College
• Strong moral character and integrity
• Masters Degree desired; preferably in an athletic
management related field
• Previous experience in athletic administration at the
high school or college level
• Experience as a head coach of a sport at the high
school or college level
Essential tasks
Role: Budget manager
A. Responsibility: To manage the annual budget of the
Athletic Department.
1. Task: To requisition and approve of all spending.
2. Task: To ensure budget is balanced at end of year.
Role: Fundraiser
A. Responsibility: To raise funds to support Athletics
at Warner Pacific College.
1. Task: To meet the annual fundraising goal to support
the annual
athletics budget.
2. Task: To ensure that all fundraising efforts of
coaches are approved by
the College’s Advancement Office.
Role: Scheduling facilitator
A. Responsibility: To schedule contests and practices
for each sport.
1. Task: To schedule contests for each sport.
2. Task: To schedule practices for each sport.
3. Task: To schedule outside functions in WPC athletic
facilities.
Role: Eligibility certifier
A. Responsibility: To ensure all athletes are eligible
for NAIA participation.
1. Task: Work with registrar and FAR to certify all
athletes eligible by
NAIA and institutional standards.
2. Task: To complete necessary forms such as hardship,
transfer, and
competitive experience forms.
Role: Events facilitator
A. Responsibility: To ensure efficient running events.
1. Task: To communicate with the assistant athletic
director to organize,
train, and schedule workers to carry out duties
necessary before,
during, and after the event.
Role: Mentor of coaches
A. Responsibility: To develop a highly trained and
competent coaching staff.
1. Task: Recruit, interview and hire coaching staff.
2. Task: Ensure that all coaches hold a personal faith
commitment that is
consistent with the Mission, Vision, and Values of
Warner Pacific
College.
3. Task: Hold coaches accountable to develop not only
the
athletic/team/competitive aspects of their athletes,
but also their
academic and spiritual lives.
4. Task: Motivate, support, and teach coaches when
needed.
5. Task: Evaluate professional development of coaches.
Role: Athlete development and discipline
A. Responsibility: To ensure that student athletes
fulfill academic expectations
and lifestyle covenants of the community and individual
teams.
1. Task: Inform student athletes of the expectations
with regard to
academic policies and the College’s community covenant.
2. Task: Work with coaches, academic affairs and
student affairs to
address issues arising from violations.
3. Task: Implement policies and discipline related to
expectations/
covenant violations in effective collaboration with
other campus
offices (academic affairs, student affairs, etc.)
4. Task: Bring about growth and personal development
through holding
student athletes accountable for expectations in a
redemptive and
proper manner.
B. Responsibility: To ensure student athletes’ academic
and personal success.
1. Task: Identify student athletes who are at-risk of
academic failure, and
develop and implement a plan for intervention and
remediation.
2. Task: Identify student athletes who are at-risk due
to other than
academic factors, and develop and implement plans for
intervention
and remediation.
Role: Promoter of athletic program
A. Responsibility: To promote the athletic department
across the campus, the
community, and the churches.
1. Task: Design and carry out activities to promote our
program in the
community and churches.
2. Task: Communicate with coaches to promote their
programs in a
similar way.
Role: College representative
A. Responsibility: To represent the college at
important meetings and functions.
1. Task: Represent the college at meetings for NAIA,
CCC, NCCAA, etc.
2. Task: Represent the college at promotional functions
such as the golf
tournament or other fundraising events.
Role: Academic liaison
A. Responsibility: To serve as a liaison between the
faculty/staff and our athletes
for academic policies and issues.
1. Task: Communicate with faculty regarding athletic
scheduling vs.
academic scheduling.
2. Task: Communicate with coaches and athletes to
uphold high
academic standards.
3. Task: Communicate with the faculty regarding student
athletes and
their academic progress.
Role: Recruiting Supervisor
A. Responsibility: To ensure proper recruiting
processes in the athletic
department.
1. Task: Encourage cooperation and communication
between coaches
and admissions/financial aid.
2. Task: Manage budget for recruiting, including
expenses and merit
scholarship awarding.
Role: Oversee Facilities Maintenance
A. Responsibility: To supervise maintenance, care and
cleaning of the athletic
facilities, such as the gym and soccer field.
1. Task: Communicate with the custodial staff and the
maintenance staff
regarding proper care of gymnasium and soccer field.
Role: Reporter
A. Responsibility: To complete year-end reports for
national and regional
organizations.
1. Task: To complete gender equity report for US
Department of
Education.
2. Task: To complete Character Initiative report
3. Task: To complete year-end NAIA report.
Role: Booster Club Advisor
A. Responsibility: To serve as the advisor to the
Knights Booster Club
1. Task: To attend all booster club meetings.
2. Task: To assist in fundraising events for booster
club.
3. Task: To advise the board members of the club in
areas such as
projects needed, fund raising, accounting of funds,
communication,
etc.
Role: Leader
A. Responsibility: To develop and implement the
philosophy, policies, vision,
and goals of the athletic department.
1. Task: To cast vision and philosophy for the
department.
2. Task: To conduct department meetings.
3. Task: To Review and revise the athletic department
handbook.
Application procedures – Materials should be sent to
Human Resources at Warner
Pacific College, 2219 SE 68 th
Avenue, Portland, OR 97215 or
kaguilar@warnerpacific.edu
A. A cover letter stating how you are qualified and
desiring of this position
B. A current resume
C. A completed and signed Warner Pacific College staff
application
D. Names and contact information for three references
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6/11
Greenville College - Part time Assistant Athletic Trainer
Greenville
College has an opening for a part time assistant athletic
trainer. Greenville College is an NCAA Division III and NCCAA
Division I member.
The Athletic Trainer will assist in providing coverage for 16
intercollegiate teams and assist in the evaluation,
rehabilitation, and prevention of athletic injuries. Evaluate,
advise, and treat athletes to assist recovery from injury, avoid
injury, or maintain peak physical fitness. Work with team
doctors to provide therapeutic treatment for athletes who are
recovering from injuries. Primary coverage responsibilities
would include: men's and women's soccer, women's basketball,
indoor track and field, softball and men's and women's tennis.
Qualifications: NATABOC certified (in good standing), first aid
and CPR/AED certified, and IL licensed or eligible.
Send resume and cover letter to: Mike Peppler MS, ATC ,
315 E College Ave, Greenville, IL 62246; email to:
mike.peppler@greenville.edu.
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6/3
Atlanta Christian College - Athletic Trainer
Atlanta
Christian College has an opening for an Athletic Trainer. ACC is
a NCCAA Division II member in the South region with six sports.
The responsibilities include but are not limited to the
following:
Injury
prevention, evaluation, management, treatment, & rehabilitation
Provide athletic
training services to the college’s athletic department as well
as to the entire student population (approximately 375 students)
Attend scheduled
team practices and home and away competitions as necessary
Coordinate and
schedule physical examinations and medical referrals for
student-athletes
Maintain proper
injury documentation
Perform
professional and administrative services essential for the
success of the sports medicine program
Strong Christian
character and devotion to Christian service.
Other duties as
assigned by the athletic director
Qualifications
for the job are:
Bachelor’s
Degree in Sports Medicine/Athletic Training
Master’s Degree
preferred
Certified by
NATABOC
Georgia
Licensure or eligible for licensure
First Aid & CPR
certified
Send letter of
application (including salary requirements), cover letter, and
three current letters of reference, to:
AWilson@acc.edu or to:
Alan Wilson
Atlanta Christian College 2605 Ben Hill Rd. East Point, Ga.
30344.
We will be
receiving applications until the job is filled.
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Valley Forge Christian College -
Athletic Trainer
Valley Forge Christian College, an Assemblies of God college
located in Phoenixville, PA invites application for the position
of Athletic Trainer. This is a full-time position. Valley Forge
Christian College is a National Christian College Athletic
Association Division II member. Athletic Trainer
Responsibilities Include: The athletic trainer would be
required to be on duty for all VFCC team practices and home
athletic events, access and evaluate injuries, organize and
maintain training room, work with Athletic Director with budget
and resources needed to ensure quality and efficiency. Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Health
Services related field and a master’s degree preferred; Licensed
Athletic Trainer and/or Certified Athletic Trainer – NATA; A
minimum of two years experience preferred but not required.
Please fax, e-mail or mail letter of application, professional
resume, and names and telephone numbers of three references to:
Jon Mack, Athletic Director
Valley Forge Christian College
1401 Charlestown Rd
Phoenixville, PA 19460
Office: 610-917-1467
Fax: 610-917-1492
E-mail:
j_mack@vfcc.edu
Click for a full position description.
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4/27
Nyack
College's Rockland Campus - Assistant Athletic Trainer
The Athletic
Department at Nyack College's Rockland Campus has an opening for
the 11-month position of Assistant Athletic Trainer. Working
under the direction and supervision of the Head Athletic
Trainer, duties and responsibilities include providing care and
education to athletes about prevention, assessment, treatment,
and rehabilitation of athletic injuries; prescribing therapy and
assisting in the therapeutic procedure of injuries; assisting in
the coordination, process, and follow-up of physicals, health
records, conditioning and rehabilitation records, and daily
rehabilitation protocols; referring athletes to outside medical
care when required; accompanying teams to away athletic events
as necessary; assisting in the maintenance and management of
training room facilities and part-time staff; and assist the
strength and conditioning program in programming as the director
sees fit. Nyack
College Athletics consist of 11 sports competing in the NCAA
Division II within the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference
and the NCCAA Division I within the East Region.
Qualifications: 1.
Bachelor's degree in related field; 2. Certification by the
National Athletic Trainers Association and New York State
(eligible); 3. Previous experience, preferred; 4. Strong
interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills; 5.
Ability to motivate and inspire;
6. Team
oriented; 7. Willingness to travel and work during evenings,
weekends, and holidays; 8. Strong Christian character and
devotion to Christian service. To apply: Send a
resume, cover letter, and completed Staff Application (available
for download at http://www.nyack.edu/jobs)
to the attention of:
Keith Davie
Athletic
Director
Nyack College
1 South Blvd
Nyack, NY
10960
via email to
keith.davie@nyack.edu.
Applicants
will be considered until the position is filled.
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6/30
My name is Tony
Graham and I am looking for a Women’s Soccer Head Coaching
position that would allow me to utilize my coaching
expertise, interpersonal skills and Christian values to
expand the development of the players on the field, in the
classroom, and in their spiritual lives. I am a motivated,
dedicated coaching professional with the ability to develop
players of all skill levels. I have a talent for evaluating
players quickly and determining where they best fit within a
program. I have experience creating practice plans designed
for improving both technical and tactical aspects of the
game. I am flexible and versatile and able to maintain a
sense of humor under pressure. I have started both middle
school and high school programs and would welcome the
challenges of the college game. My current high school
program has advanced to the regional playoff rounds each of
my 5 years (1 regional final, 2 regional semis, and 2
regional quarters). I have also been a club coach for
several years. I hold a USSF “D” license, a NSCAA Special
Topics Diploma (Creativity in Attack), NSCAA Regional GK
Diploma, and NSCAA Regional Diploma. I have a Master’s
Degree in Computer Education so I would be open to taking on
some teaching responsibilities as well. I am originally
from Texas but have lived in Florida for the past 17 years.
I have no issues with or preferences for relocation. My
family and I are open to go wherever God takes us. I can be
reached at 904-463-2388 or my e-mail at
t1graham@comcast.net.
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.
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5/26
My name is Steve
Appel. I have been the pitching coach and Coordinator of
Athletic Facilities and Equipment at the University of
Bridgeport for the past 4 years. My wife and I are trying to
relocate closer to family (Im from New Mexico and she is
from Kansas). I am looking for any available baseball
positions that will allow us to relocate. I have a B.S and a
M.S in Counseling/College Student Personnel. You can reach
me anytime at (505)410-9577 or sappel@bridgeport.edu. Thank
you.
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5/22
I believe coaches are some of the most
influential people in our society. They have the greatest
impact on an athlete’s success and motivation. I do my best
to help foster a positive self image building confidence and
intrinsic motivation. I emphasize team work and believe in
creating a constructive practice and game environment. I
teach my athletes about commitment and inspire them to put
forth great effort in learning on and off the court. I take
the time to learn about my players and build trust
developing a good player/coach relationship. I prepare the
team in all aspects of mind, body, and spirit so they may
reach higher levels of performance and accomplish their
goals. I hope to be that coach for your women’s
basketball team. I am currently finishing my master
degree in sport science and coaching at the University of
Akron in Ohio. I am currently the University of Akron Wayne
College’s assistant women’s basketball coach. I look
forward to hearing from you in the near future. My contact
information is as follows: Phone (330) 591-7495, E-mail:
jkellner@stfrancisxavier.info,
Address: 5 Rolling Meadows, Medina, OH. 44256.
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5/18
My name is Dwight McCowan and I
am looking for a Men's Asst. Basketball position full or
part time. I have a B.S. degree in Physical Education and
I've been coaching high school basketball for nine years
with playoff experience and a class B CDL also I am willing
to relocate. You can contact me at (903) 742-6801 or my
email
sharon.mccowan@sbcglobal.net thank you
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5/1
My name is Carlton Huff, and I
am seeking a full-time position as a coach/educator at a
Christian institution. Academically, I was named to the
Dean’s List while studying for my B.S. degree in Physical
Education at Rutgers College, and I compiled a 3.9 GPA at
the University of Colorado, where I earned my M.S. degree in
Physical Education. As an athlete, I competed in the NCAA
Division I track and field championships and held the
Rutgers pole vault record for 15 years. Professionally, I
have coached track for 13 years at the high school
level, six years at Rutgers and Lafayette, and I hold a
Level 1 coach’s certification from the USATF. In addition
to coaching track and field, I am also qualified to coach
volleyball or teach elective P.E. classes. I have been
certified as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist by the
NSCA. I am very much a positive, encouraging, and energetic
person who builds rapport easily. You can reach me at
carltonhuff@yahoo.com or 732.421.6191.
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4/20
I am seeking a full-time
Christian Service position as a Baseball coach and a
position in the Athletic Department. I hold a B.S. in P.E.
from Baptist Bible College of PA and a Certificate in
Coaching from the American Sport Education Program. My
plans are to be working on a Master's degree in Coaching
from the U.S. Sports Academy. I have been involved with
baseball as a player, coach, and a student of the game for
over 33 years. I have 14 years of experience in Athletic
Administration, Coaching, and Teaching at the high school
level in Christian and Public Schools. For a detailed copy
of my resume, please e-mail me at:
marandscott@netscape.com
or call 570-499-9867(Cell Phone). Thank you for your time
and consideration,
Scott Scarfo
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4/13
I am a former college-level
coach (tennis and cross country), administrator (assitant
athletic director), and professor. I am looking to return
to the Christian higher education sector, preferably as a
coach or administrator (athletics or intramurals). I have a
Master's degree from Springfield College (MA) in Physical
Education/Sport Psychology. I possess over 15 years of
experience in the tennis industry, primarily in the areas of
teaching and coaching. I played for NAIA
nationally-ranked Cedarville University and competed on the
USTA Amateur Circuit. My ambition is to use my talents and
experiences to glorify God and impact young people for
Christ. I can be reached via email at
stevenjlesko@gmail.com.
Steve Lesko
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6/29
Bluefield College - Head Men’s Basketball
Coach
Bluefield College, a Christ-centered private
college in Bluefield, Virginia, invites applications for the
position of Head Men’s Basketball Coach. This is a 10-month
full-time position reporting to the Director of Athletics.
The position will require an understanding of and commitment
to the values of Bluefield College, NAIA, and the NCCAA.
Responsibilities include coordinating all aspects of a
successful basketball program, including: coaching,
supervision of staff, recruitment and retention of quality
student-athletes, budget management, fundraising, and support
for academic success by student-athletes.
QUALIFICATIONS: A master’s degree is preferred. Experience
as a head coach at the collegiate level is preferred.
Candidates must possess excellent communication, leadership,
and motivational skills. Review of applications will
begin immediately and will continue until the position is
filled.
Applicants
should send a letter of interest, resume, Christian statement
of faith, and contact information of three references to:
Bluefield College Athletics, ATTN: Ewell Vernon, 3000 College
Dr., Bluefield, VA 24605 or email evernon@bluefield.edu.
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TRINITY CHRISTIAN COLLEGE - Women’s
Basketball Intern
Trinity Christian College is seeking an
intern to be part of our women’s basketball coaching staff for
the 2009-10 academic year. The intern will be expected to work
20-25 hours per week from Sept. 1
–
May 1 and assist in the areas of player evaluation, practice
planning, scouting, recruiting and on-court coaching. Other
duties may be assigned within the athletic department, such as
game supervision or academic oversight. The intern will
receive a stipend and the opportunity for reduced-cost housing
in campus apartments. Qualifications: A bachelor’s
degree is required. Playing experience on the high school and
college level is also desired. Any previous coaching
experience is a plus. Candidates must support the goals of a
strong liberal arts education in the tradition of Reformed
Christian higher education and be competent to demonstrate to
students a mature articulation of faith and learning.
Application: Send letter of interest, resume and
statement of faith to:
Liz Metcalfe
Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Trinity Christian College
6601 W. College Dr.
Palos Heights, IL 60463
Tel: (708) 239-4820
Fax: (708) 239-4823
Email: liz.metcalfe@trnty.edu<mailto:liz.metcalfe@trnty.edu>
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6/15
Kentucky Christian
University - Men’s Basketball Head Junior Varsity
and Assistant Varsity Coach
Kentucky Christian University
in Grayson, Kentucky, is seeking applicants for a
Men’s Basketball Head Junior Varisty and Assistant Varisty
Coach. Kentucky Christian competes in the Mid- East region at
the NCCAA II level. A Bachelor’s Degree is required. High
school or college playing or coacing experience preferred. The
candidate will receive a small coaching stipend. Duties
include but are not limited to: on-floor
coaching, recruiting, film exchange and any other duties to
help assist the coaching staff. To apply, send, fax
(606-474-3170) or e-mail (cmullins@kcu.edu)
a cover letter, recommendations and resume to Corey Mullins,
Head Basketball Coach, Kentucky Christian University, 100
Academic Parkway, Grayson, KY 41143. The selection process
will begin immediately and continue until the position is
filled.
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6/10
Southeastern University
- HEAD WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACH
Southeastern University, located
in Lakeland, FL, is seeking applications for a full-time* head
coach for Women’s Basketball. The responsibilities include
managing all aspects of the varsity women's basketball
programs, including coaching, budgeting, and recruiting while
focusing on the athletic department’s philosophy of developing
athletes academically, physically, and spiritually.
*Pending budget approval. Southeastern is a
Christ-centered four year private liberal arts college that
competes in the NAIA-The Sun Conference and NCCAA. Interested
candidates please fax cover letter, which would include one's
philosophy of integrating their faith as head coach, with a
resume to 863-667-5200 Attn: Duane Aagaard or email
daagaard@seuniversity.edu
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6/1
Lindsey Wilson College in
Columbia, Kentucky, is seeking applicants for a Men’s
Basketball Internship for the 2009-2010 academic year. LWC
competes in the Mid-South Conference and the NAIA. A
Bachelor’s Degree is required. The selected candidate will be
provided campus housing and meals for their service.
Duties include but are not limited to: on-floor coaching,
administrative duties, academics, recruiting, film exchange
and any other duties to help assist the coaching staff.
To apply, send, fax (270-384-8078) or e-mail (peckp@lindsey.edu)
a cover letter, recommendations and resume to Paul Peck, Head
Basketball Coach, Lindsey Wilson College, 210 Lindsey Wilson
Street, Columbia, KY 42728. The selection process will begin
immediately and continue until the position is filled. LWC is
an EOE.
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Hannibal-LaGrange College (Hannibal, MO), is seeking a full-time (10 month
contract) men’s and women’s Assistant Coach for the Cross
Country/Track & Field program. HLG is a four-year Christian
liberal arts institution affiliated with the Missouri Baptist
Convention. HLG is a member of the NAIA and American Midwest
Conference. A bachelor’s degree and previous coaching
experience is required. HLG seeks a born again believer in
Jesus Christ who desires to integrate spiritual discipleship
with coaching. This position will be directly responsible for
coaching the sprints, hurdles, and jumps, and priority will be
given to candidates with this experience. Other
responsibilities will include assisting head coach in all
aspects of the program such as recruiting, training,
budgeting, fundraising, etc. Additional duties within the
athletic department will be assigned, per the discretion of
the athletic director. Review of applications will begin
immediately and will conclude when position is filled. An
application may be downloaded at:
http://www.hlg.edu/newsinfo/upload/Faculty_application.pdf
For initial inquiry, please contact Jason Lewkowicz, head
cross country and track & field coach, at
jlewkowicz@hlg.edu. Mail completed application, cover
letter, resume, and statement of his/her philosophy of
Christ-centered athletics, and three references to: Office of
Human Resources, Hannibal-LaGrange College, 2800 Palmyra Rd.,
Hannibal, MO 63401
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6/10
Southeastern University -
HEAD MEN’S GOLF COACH
Southeastern University, located in
Lakeland, FL, is seeking applications for a full-time head coach
for Men's Golf. The responsibilities include managing all
aspects of the varsity men's golf program, including coaching,
budgeting, and recruiting while focusing on the athletic
department’s philosophy of developing athletes academically,
physically, and spiritually. Southeastern is a Christ-centered
four year private liberal arts college that competes in the
NAIA-The Sun Conference and NCCAA. Interested candidates please
fax cover letter, which would include one's philosophy of
integrating their faith as head coach, with a resume to
863-667-5200 Attn: Duane Aagaard or email
daagaard@seuniversity.edu
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Trinity International University (IL) - INTERNSHIP POSITIONS
Sports Information Interns
Pay/Salary: On campus housing and a meal plan
Contact Information:
Tom Raven
Assistant Athletic Director
Phone: 847-317-7093
Days/Hours Needed: 20 hours per week
Start Date: August 11, 2009 and continues through the completion
of the baseball and softball seasons. Job Description: The
TIU Athletic Department will be hiring three individuals to fill
the role of Sports Information Intern. Interns will attend
contests for an assigned team, track and submit statistics, and
write articles after the completion of each contest. Other
Information: Please contact Assistant Athletic Director Tom
Raven at 847-317-7093 for more information or email at traven@tiu.edu
Game Management Interns
Pay/Salary: On campus housing and a meal plan
Contact Information:
Andy Euler
Assistant Athletic Director
Phone: 847-317-7098
Days/Hours Needed: 20 hours per week
Start Date: August 11, 2009 and continues through the completion
of the baseball and softball seasons. Job Description: The
TIU Athletic Department will be hiring three individuals to fill
the role of Game Management Intern. Responsibilities include:
availability of all home contests, greeting the opposing teams
and assisting them in their needs, set-up and break-down for
home games, supervision of the work-study personnel, on-campus
promotion of home contests, and the organization of programs for
each home contest. One game management intern will specialize in
the maintenance of outdoor grounds. Other Information:
Please contact Assistant Athletic Director Andy Euler at
847-317-7098 for more information or email at aeuler@tiu.edu.
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Free Will Baptist Bible College is seeking a
credentialed, experienced, and distinctively Christian
individual to fill a vacant Exercise Science/Physical
Education faculty position beginning with the fall 2009
semester.
The job description includes: teaching
undergraduate exercise science and physical education courses
and serving as Physical Education program coordinator within the
General Education Department. Coaching/A.D. duties are
optional.
Applicant expectations:
1.
Articulates and demonstrates a dynamic personal
relationship with Jesus Christ.
2.
Articulates a clearly Christian, Biblical
worldview.
3.
Possesses at least a master’s degree in physical
education or exercise science; Ph.D is preferred.
4.
Has high school or collegiate coaching/teaching
experience (preferred).
5.
Willing to develop a significant understanding of
and appreciation for the history, traditions, and distinctives
of Free Will Baptist Bible College.
6.
Must work to achieve the vision of the President
and the Mission of the College.
7.
Willing to work under the authority of the
President and his Athletic Liaison regarding budget, scheduling,
and other routine matters.
8.
Works well with colleagues on various college
committees and in the department.
9.
Committed to personal academic excellence as well
as clearly and firmly requiring this standard for students and
student athletes.
10.
Models and expects exceptional Christian
character, a Christ-like spirit, and personal responsibility.
11.
Prioritize academic success above athletic
success.
12.
Demonstrates strong Christian leadership and
personal integrity in teaching and mentoring students and
student-athletes.
If you know of anyone with these qualifications
who may be interested in this position, please have him send a
resume or vita to:
Dr. Greg Ketteman
Free Will Baptist Bible College
3606 West End Ave.
Nashville, TN 37205
gketteman@fwbbc.edu
615-844-5227 (direct line)
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Missionary Athletes International seeks
General
Manager, W League Team
Primary
Supervisor:
President/C.E.O.
Summary:
Responsible for preparing the Charlotte Lady Eagles team to
compete within the USL and to meet the ministry objectives of
MAI. This includes assisting in marketing and fundraising
events, developing and managing the team expense budget,
communicating with the USL and adhering to their requirements,
leading any W League team international tours, recruiting
players and managing the coaching staff.
Supervisory
Responsibilities:
W League Coach, Ministry Leader, Equipment Manager.
Duties and
Responsibilities:
1.
Assist Marketing Director and all other Marketing staff with
generating income for the W League Team, including sponsorships,
ticket sales, promotional events and team-related fundraising
events.
2.
Coordinate W League administrative processes with the Director
of Finance and Administration.
3.
Maintain an excellent relationship with the USL by monitoring
adherence to USL requirements and resolving issues that may
arise.
4.
Develop and achieve the W League team budget annually.
5.
Organize and lead the W League team on any international tours.
6.
Recruit players, with the assistance of the W League Coach, who
meet the competitive requirements of the W League as well as
demonstrate the Christian character consistent with the ministry
of MAI.
7.
Manage the Charlotte Eagles W League coaching staff and
Equipment Manager.
8.
Lead in developing the ministry environment for the W League
Team and direct the W League Ministry Leader.
9.
Participate in the Charlotte Leadership Team meetings and
activities.
10.
Other duties as assigned by the President/C.E.O.
Contact Pat Stewart, President, Charlotte Eagles
at
pstewart@maisoccer.com, for more information.
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Missionary Athletes International
seeks Tour
Director.
Summary:
Direct and coordinate all activities involved in leading an
international tour.
Supervisory
Responsibilities:
None.
Duties
and Responsibilities: Manage the process of recruit
players for tour from the application process through the
collection of all funds. Manage all logistical details
of the tour including air transportation, ground
transportation, accomodations, pre-tour training camp
preparations, equipment purchase, signature of tour waivers,
etc. Manage communication process between participants
and MAI, including establishing tour accounts, reporting
donation activity, etc. Manage the financial details of
the tour to meet the budget. Prepare the ministry plan,
communicate with local ministry contacts in the tour country,
provide for sports ministry training, coordinate devotional
study, etc. Other duties as assigned.
Contact Pat Stewart, President, Charlotte
Eagles at
pstewart@maisoccer.com, for more information.
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5/19
Hillsdale
Free Will Baptist College -
Men’s
Soccer Coach
General Description:
The soccer coach is expected to prayerfully help students
and parents seek God’s will in choice of college by
disseminating information concerning Hillsdale FWB College,
maintaining prospective student records, and leading a Christ
centered soccer program.
Qualifications:
The soccer coach
will be one who has received Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord
and be a member in good-standing of a local Church. He/she
shall be a person of spiritual maturity with academic and
leadership abilities that will allow him/her to represent an
institution of higher learning. The soccer coach will reflect
the purpose of the college.
Responsible to:
Dean of
Undergraduate Studies, Director of Admissions, Athletic
Director, College Administration.
Supervises:
Workstudy
Responsibilities -
Spiritual:
The Soccer coach
will
1.
Be a
role model in attitude, speech and conduct, maintaining
a consistent daily walk with Jesus Christ.
2.
Show
by example the importance of Scripture reading, study, prayer,
witnessing, and unity in Christian fellowship.
3.
Follow the Matthew 18:15-20 principle in dealing with
students, parents, staff, and administration.
4.
Motivate students to accept God’s gift of salvation and grow
in their faith.
5.
Lead
others to a realization of their self-worth in Christ.
Institutional:
The Soccer coach
will
1.
Work
the program for recruitment that, as much as possible, meets
the individual needs of prospective students, parents, staff,
and the college.
2.
Participate recruitment activities and events.
3.
Maintain regular and accurate records of recruiting
statistics.
4.
Be
proactive in seeking prospects.
5.
Supervise student workers.
6.
Communicate the Hillsdale Mission and Purpose statement to
prospective students and their parents.
7.
Employ a variety of methods and strategies to enhance
recruitment efforts.
8.
Keep
prospective students, parents and the administration
adequately informed of recruitment status.
9.
Mobilize the alumni base of the college for recruitment.
10.
Plan
a baseball program that meets the needs of the institution
11.
Fundraise for the Baseball program
12.
Be
familiar with all NCCAA rules and regulations
13.
Maintain proper eligibility requirements (both NCCAA and
Hillsdale)
14.
Maintain the field
15.
Maintain all equipment and uniforms
16.
Possess a valid Commercial Drivers License (CDL) with a
passenger endorsement
17.
Integrate Biblical principles and Christian philosophy
throughout the work environment.
18.
Cooperate with the Board of Trustees and Administration in
implementing all policies, procedures, and directives
governing the operation of the college.
19.
Support the broader program of the school by attending
extra-curricular activities when possible.
20.
Inform the administration if unable to fulfill any duty
assigned.
21.
Notify the administration of any policy he/she is unable to
support.
Professional:
The Soccer coach
will
1.
Utilize education opportunities and evaluation processes for
professional growth.
2.
Seek
the counsel of the administration, colleagues, and other
professionals while maintaining a teachable attitude.
3.
Provide input and recommendations for administrative and
managerial functions of the college.
4.
Attend and participate in scheduled college meetings.
5.
Contribute to the general improvement of the college program.
6.
Perform any other duties which may be assigned by the
administration.
Personal:
The Soccer coach
will
1.
Demonstrate the character qualities of enthusiasm, courtesy,
flexibility, integrity, gratitude, kindness, self-control,
perseverance, and punctuality.
2.
Meet
everyday stress with emotional stability, objectivity, and
optimism.
3.
Develop and maintain rapport with prospective students,
parents, students, and staff by treating others with
friendliness, dignity, and consideration.
4.
Respectfully submit and be loyal to constituted authority.
5.
Maintain a personal appearance that is a role model of
cleanliness, modesty, and good taste.
6.
Use
acceptable English in written and oral communication.
7.
Recognize the need for good public relations. Represent the
college in a favorable and professional manner to the
constituency and the general public.
8.
Place
the ministry of the college ahead of outside or volunteer
work.
Resumes should be submitted to
Ryan Giles at
rgiles@hc.edu.
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Dakota Wesleyan University (NAIA) is seeking a Graduate
Assistant Soccer Coach.
This position will be heavily involved with both the men’s
and women’s soccer teams. Responsibilities include assisting
the head coaches in areas of recruitment, practice
organization, game management, transportation, fundraising,
and other duties as assigned by the head coach. A $1,500
yearly stipend and 2/3’s tuition remission applied towards a
graduate degree is available. Successful
candidates should display great integrity, high ethical
standards, and a demonstrated commitment to the mission of
DWU: Learning, Leadership, Faith, and Service.
Qualifications should
include: (1) bachelor's degree, (2) collegiate and/or
professional playing experience (3) strong background in
soccer knowledge and terminology and (4) prefer at least a
“D” license or Regional Diploma. Review of applications will
begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.
Dakota Wesleyan University is committed to fostering
diversity and is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes
the candidacy of underrepresented groups. DWU is a tobacco
free campus. Send cover letter, resume, and reference
list to:
Men’s Soccer Office
Dakota Wesleyan University
1200 W University Ave
Mitchell, SD 57301
jetosaya@dwu.edu
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5/18
OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY -Softball Graduate Assistant Coach
Responsibilities include organization and supervision of all
aspects of the softball program including: serve as liaison to
the ONU Training Room, serve as liaison to Sodexho-Marriott
food service, serve as liaison to Office of Public Safety,
direct all fund-raising efforts of the ONU softball program,
become a licensed CDL operator and assist with driving
responsibilities, field Maintenance as directed by head coach,
become CPR certified, oversee all aspects of team laundry and
locker prep, oversee use and maintenance of the softball
lockerroom, assist with and direct ONU weight training
program, assist with and direct ONU conditioning program,
organize and conduct softball practice sessions, organize team
travel arrangements, assist with and direct all aspects of ONU
softball game management, assist with evaluation and
recruitment of academically and athletically qualified
student-athletes, monitor academic progress of
student-athletes, maintain office hours as directed by head
coach, organize and assist with camps and clinics throughout
the school year. Start date: August 1, 2009
Requirements: Bachelor's degree and college playing
experience. Benefits: Tuition remission, monthly stipend,
(extra income from camps, clinics, private instruction)
Please
send letter of application, resume and references to:
Ritchie Richardson
Softball Office
Olivet
Nazarene University
One
University Avenue
Bourbonnais, IL 60914
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5/1
Trinity Christian College -
Head Softball Coach
Trinity Christian College has an opening for a Head Softball
Coach. This is a full-time position made up of 1/3 coaching
responsibilities, plus a 2/3 teaching load in the Physical
Education Department. Possibility for tenure-track, depending
on the qualifications. Position starts August 2009.
Qualifications: Master’s degree and previous softball
coaching experience required; head coaching and college
experience preferred. College teaching experience desired.
Trinity seeks candidates who are professing Christians and
committed to excellence in teaching, scholarship and service.
They should support the goals of a strong liberal arts
education in the tradition of Reformed Christian higher
education and be competent to demonstrate to students a mature
articulation of faith and learning. Responsibilities:
Serve as head coach of women’s softball team, including
recruiting, travel planning, scheduling, and practice
planning. Teach courses in the Physical Education Department.
Compensation: Rank and salary commensurate with
experience. Benefits include health insurance, pension, life
insurance, and disability insurance. Application
Process: All inquiries and requests for applications
should be directed to:
Dr.
Liz Rudenga, Provost
Trinity Christian College
6601
West College Drive
Palos
Heights, IL 60463
Fax:
708-239-3967
provost@trnty.edu<mailto:provost@trnty.edu>
NO
PHONE CALLS PLEASE
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SOUTHEASTERN
UNIVERSITY - WOMEN’S TENNIS COACH (PART TIME)
Southeastern
University, located in Lakeland, FL, is seeking applications for
a part-time head coach for women’s tennis. The responsibilities
include managing all aspects of the varsity tennis programs,
including coaching, budgeting, and recruiting while focusing on
the athletic department’s philosophy of developing athletes
academically, physically, and spiritually. Southeastern is a
Christ-centered four year private liberal arts college that
competes in the NAIA-The Sun Conference and NCCAA. Interested
candidates please fax cover letter, which would include one's
philosophy of integrating their faith as head coach, with a
resume to 863-667-5200 Attn: Duane Aagaard or email daagaard@seuniversity.edu
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6/29
TRINITY CHRISTIAN COLLEGE - Track and Field
Intern
Trinity Christian College is seeking an intern to be part of
our track and field coaching staff for the 2009-10 academic
year. The intern will be expected to work 20-25 hours per week
from Sept. 15 –
May 15 and assist in the areas of coaching (preference for a
coach in the throwing events), designing weight training
workouts and recruiting. Other duties may be assigned within
the athletic department, such as game supervision or working
with strength and conditioning for other sports. The intern
will receive a stipend and the opportunity for reduced-cost
housing in campus apartments. Qualifications: A
bachelor’s degree is required. Competition experience on the
high school and college level is also desired. Any previous
coaching experience is a plus. Candidates must support the
goals of a strong liberal arts education in the tradition of
Reformed Christian higher education and be competent to
demonstrate to students a mature articulation of faith and
learning.
Application: Send letter of interest, resume and
statement of faith to:
Jeff Raymond
Athletics Director / Track & Field Coach
Trinity Christian College
6601 W. College Dr.
Palos Heights, IL 60463
Email: jeff.raymond@trnty.edu<mailto:jeff.raymond@trnty.edu>
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5/18
Hannibal-LaGrange College (Hannibal, MO), is seeking a full-time (10 month
contract) men’s and women’s Assistant Coach for the Cross
Country/Track & Field program. HLG is a four-year Christian
liberal arts institution affiliated with the Missouri Baptist
Convention. HLG is a member of the NAIA and American Midwest
Conference. A bachelor’s degree and previous coaching
experience is required. HLG seeks a born again believer in
Jesus Christ who desires to integrate spiritual discipleship
with coaching. This position will be directly responsible for
coaching the sprints, hurdles, and jumps, and priority will be
given to candidates with this experience. Other
responsibilities will include assisting head coach in all
aspects of the program such as recruiting, training,
budgeting, fundraising, etc. Additional duties within the
athletic department will be assigned, per the discretion of
the athletic director. Review of applications will begin
immediately and will conclude when position is filled. An
application may be downloaded at:
http://www.hlg.edu/newsinfo/upload/Faculty_application.pdf
For initial inquiry, please contact Jason Lewkowicz, head
cross country and track & field coach, at
jlewkowicz@hlg.edu. Mail completed application, cover
letter, resume, and statement of his/her philosophy of
Christ-centered athletics, and three references to: Office of
Human Resources, Hannibal-LaGrange College, 2800 Palmyra Rd.,
Hannibal, MO 63401
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7/1
Lindsey Wilson College, located in Columbia, Kentucky, is
seeking applicants for a Volleyball Graduate Assistant
position. Lindsey Wilson, a member of the Mid-South Conference
and the NAIA, sponsors twenty-six sports and has 450
student-athletes participating in the various programs. A
Bachelor’s Degree is required for the position and the selected
candidate will be provided a $5000 stipend, graduate tuition (18
hours/year) at Lindsey Wilson College only, on-campus housing
and meals for their service. Duties include but are not
limited to the following: conducting practices and
conditioning, recruiting, monitoring academic progress of
student-athletes, scouting, game analysis, fundraising,
scheduling and other coaching and administrative duties under
direction of the Head Coach to assist the volleyball programs.
To apply, send, fax (270-384-8078) or e-mail (shookb@lindsey.edu)
a cover letter, recommendations and résumé to Bill Shook, Head
Volleyball/Tennis Coach, Lindsey Wilson College, 210 Lindsey
Wilson Street, Columbia, KY 42728. The selection process will
begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.
Lindsey Wilson College is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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