Assistant Head XC/Track Coach — Lead Recruiting & Mentoring
Alfred University
Town of Alfred (NY)
On-site
USD 62,354 - 64,853
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Alfred University is seeking an Assistant Head Coach for Cross Country & Track & Field to assist the head coach in running the NCAA Division III programs. Responsibilities include mentoring student-athletes, achieving recruiting goals, managing budgets, and fostering community relations. Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree, coaching experience, and a commitment to student success. The salary ranges from $62,354 to $64,853 annually, depending on experience. This role will help shape the future of student-athletes at Alfred University.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree required; master's preferred in relevant fields.
Minimum four years as collegiate cross-country/track student-athlete or coach.
Minimum two years collegiate track & field coaching required.
Responsibilities
Assist head coach in managing NCAA Division III men's and women's programs.
Mentor student-athletes and help with recruiting efforts.
Coordinate civic engagement and maintain relationships with alumni.
Skills
Team management
Coaching techniques
Student mentoring
Recruitment
Communication skills
Organizational skills
Education
Bachelor's degree
Master's degree (preferred)
Tools
Technology resources
First Aid certification
Job description
Alfred University is seeking an Assistant Head Coach for Cross Country & Track & Field to assist the head coach in running the NCAA Division III programs. Responsibilities include mentoring student-athletes, achieving recruiting goals, managing budgets, and fostering community relations. Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree, coaching experience, and a commitment to student success. The salary ranges from $62,354 to $64,853 annually, depending on experience. This role will help shape the future of student-athletes at Alfred University.