ASSISTANT MEN'S ROWING COACH (PART-TIME)

P. Terry's Burger Stand; Town of Ithaca (NY); On-site; USD 20,000 - 32,000; Part time

Job summary

Ithaca College is seeking an NCAA Division III coaching staff member to work closely with the Head Coach to develop and coach athletic teams. Responsibilities include recruitment, coaching athletes, teaching courses in health and physical education, and ensuring compliance with NCAA and college rules.

The role also involves planning conditioning programs, supervising teaching responsibilities, and coordinating travel, schedules, and fundraising activities to promote the athletics program and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required with at least three years of related coaching experience.
• Experience planning and conducting pre-season, in-season, and post-season practices and competitions.
• Experience recruiting athletes and coordinating events and contests.
• Excellent organizational, interpersonal and communication skills; ability to interact respectfully in a diverse environment.
• National certification in strength and conditioning is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Plan and conduct in-season and applicable pre-season practices and competitions; develop conditioning programs.
• Design instruction for individual athletes and team needs; teach proper skills and concepts.
• Provide instruction on health and safety and promote athlete wellbeing.
• Analyze opponent performance and suggest strategies for competition.
• Develop inclusive culture and promote diversity within the college community.

Skills

Recruitment

Conditioning programs

Coaching skills

Team leadership

Interpersonal skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Master’s degree preferred

National certification in strength & conditioning preferred

Job description

Position/Job Summary

As a member of the coaching staff responsibilities include working closely with the Head Coach to develop and coach an NCAA Division III athletic team. Coaching staff responsibilities include recruitment, and coaching athletes and teams in the College NCAADivision III athletics program, teaching courses in the PALS and/or professional physical education program and/or carrying out assigned administrative responsibilities within the Intercollegiate Athletics department. Actively ensure compliance with all NCAA and Ithaca College rules and regulations. Participate in establishing goals and objectives for each season; monitor the academic progress of student‑athletes; and participate in various fundraising projects and other activities designed to promote and enhance personal development of the student‑athlete, the assigned sport and overall athletic program. Design and provide instruction and supervision on individual and team skills and physical health and safety to student athletes.

Supervision

This position reports to Director of Intercollegiate Athletics & Recreational Sports and will receive direction, guidance and supervision from the assigned head coach. This position may provide guidance and direction to other staff and student assistants as assigned by the Office of Intercollegiate Athletics. The Dean of the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance or designeewill supervise teaching responsibilities.

Position/Job Responsibilities

1. Participate in planning and conducting in‑season and where appropriate and permissible pre‑season, non‑traditional and post‑season team/individual athlete practices and competitions; using one's own discretion and independent judgment develop and implement conditioning programs, practice and competition related activities for teams and or/individuals.
2. Design instructions for individual student athletes and for specific team needs, and teach proper skills, skill development, and team concepts to student athletes.
3. Provide student athletes with instruction regarding physical health and safety and promote student athlete safety and wellbeing.
4. Analyze opponent performance and provide recommendations for strategies and tactics for utilization during competition play.
5. Develop and demonstrate a multicultural awareness and contribute to cultivating an inclusive, diverse and respectful College community. Demonstrate civil and inclusive behavior when interacting with staff, faculty, students and visitors to the College. Promote a flexible, collaborative and inclusive work and living environment and engage in educational opportunities to increase awareness and understanding of diversity and inclusion.
6. Participate in establishing goals and objectives for each season in consultation with the head coach; complete various reports and establish and maintain accurate records of all team data and statistics.
7. Actively develop recruitment strategies in accordance with NCAA bylaws, identify students to recruit and high schools to visit; provide recommendations to the head coach and carry out correspondence with prospective student athletes by mail, telephone, and e‑mail. Participate in on‑campus and off‑campus visits and various meetings with recruits and other members of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics program, including the Director.
8. Evaluate and participate in the selection of student athletes to include assessment of individual academic eligibility and overall skill levels; coordinate the process of selecting, maintaining, monitoring and evaluating team members to include athlete talent assessment, academic eligibility and individual sport performance.
9. Monitor the academic progress of assigned student athletes and ensure compliance with NCAA, College, and conference regulations; provide counsel to student athletes regarding goals, academic success and other personal and sport related issues.
10. Teach assigned courses within the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance and/or carry out assigned administrative responsibilities equal to the teaching assignment.
11. Attend and participate in national or regional level coaching clinics as approved by the Head Coach and Director.
12. Provide assistance with establishing and arranging practice and competition schedules; ensure appropriate travel arrangements have been made to include mode of transportation, lodging, and meals; submit an itinerary to the Director of Athletics and Associate Director as scheduled.
13. Oversee the distribution and recovery of all equipment and uniforms. Work with the Equipment Manager to establish and maintain an inventory control system; recommend the purchase or replacement of uniforms and equipment.
14. Assist the head coach in identifying problems and/or concerns regarding athletic facilities and work with the Assistant Director of Athletics to resolve any facility‑related concerns.
15. If assigned, ensure officials have been secured for all home games.
16. Engage in various fundraising projects and related programs and activities promoting the assigned sport and the athletics program. Participate in public relations opportunities with faculty, staff, students, alumni, and news media.
17. Serve on various College‑sponsored and other committees; seek out opportunities to serve on national and regional sports committees.

Position/Job Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of three years’ related experience; demonstrated ability to plan and conduct pre‑season, in‑season and non‑traditional and post‑season team/individual athlete practices and competitions; experience developing and implementing conditioning programs for teams and or/individuals, experience recruiting athletes, scheduling and coordinating special events or athletic contests; excellent organizational, interpersonal and communication skills, strong attention to detail, and the ability to effectively work and interact respectfully within a diverse and inclusive environment are required. Masters degree or progress toward an advanced degree and previous experience working in a college or university athletics department is highly desired. National certification in strength and conditioning preferred.

Work Environment

Most of the work of the incumbent is carried out within a generally accessible, safe, indoor environment. The incumbent will be required to demonstrate the use of sports equipment; operate a personal computer and associated equipment such as computer printers as well as other office equipment used in day‑to‑day operations. The incumbent will be required to attend various functions and events during and after normal business hours at on and off campus locations.

This position is 19 weeks per year / 25 hours per week.