Men's Lacrosse Assistant Coach - Temporary

University of Maine at Augusta; Gorham (ME); On-site; USD 2,000 - 3,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Maine at Augusta is seeking a part-time Men's Lacrosse Assistant Coach for the Gorham Campus. The role involves evaluating potential student/athletes, preparing for games and practices, and conducting off-field conditioning. Qualifications include a high school diploma and ideally a bachelor's degree, alongside college-level playing or coaching experience.

This temporary position offers up to $2,300 for the season, dependent on the selected candidate's availability. Candidates must uphold the university's reputation and be able to attend all practices and games.

Qualifications

• High School diploma required.
• Bachelor’s degree preferred.
• College Level playing or coaching experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Evaluating talent of potential student/athletes for the lacrosse team.
• Preparing for games and practices.
• Conducting off-field conditioning.

Skills

Evaluating talent of potential student/athletes

Ability to attend practices and games

Uphold positive reputation of the University

Education

High School diploma

Bachelor’s degree (preferred)

Job description

The University of Southern Maine seeks applicants for a part-time, temporary Men's Lacrosse Assistant Coach on the Gorham Campus.

Core Duties:

• Evaluating talent of potential student/athletes
• Game and practice preparation
• Off field conditioning
• Other duties delegated by the Head Coach.
• Adhere to and support all rules, conditions, and regulations of USM and the NCAA.
• Must be available for all practices and contests

Practices times vary and travel to games is also expected.

This is a part-time temporary position that will compensate up to $2,300 for the season and may vary depending on the selected candidate's availability and time commitment.

Required Qualifications:

• High School diploma required
• Bachelor’s degree preferred
• College Level playing or coaching Experience or Higher preferred
• Ability to attend practices and the entire game schedule
• Uphold positive reputation of the University of Southern Maine

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