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Bryant & Stratton College in Wisconsin seeks a Men’s & Women’s Bowling Coach to lead NJCAA Division 1 programs in Region IV. The role emphasizes athletic excellence and strong academic outcomes, budget adherence, and compliance with NJCAA rules.
You will recruit, enroll and retain students, build relationships, coordinate enrollment processes, and manage team operations alongside the athletic director.
Bryant & Stratton College -Wisconsin is seeking a Men's and Women's Bowling Coach to join our team. Both Bowling teams will compete at the NJCAA Division 1 level in Region IV. All coaches are responsible for the overall development and advancement of a competitive athletic program while demonstrating high moral and ethical standards and positive sportsmanship. The head coach must focus not only on excellence on the field, but recognize and emphasize academic excellence in the classroom as well. The head coach, along with the athletic director, must operate within the budget to meet the team needs and enforce rules pertaining to the College, student conduct, and governing rules and regulations.
The Bryant & Stratton College Bowling coach is responsible for the recruitment and retention of qualified students for their respective sport through a needs based consultative approach. The Athletic Coach is responsible for building relationships, the coordination of the enrollment process, and the management of their team.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, ethnicity, national origin, color, religion, disability, marital status, veteran status, sex/gender (including pregnancy or pregnancy related conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity (including transgender status) or any other legally protected characteristics (“protected characteristics”). Bryant & Stratton College is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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