Description

Under the supervision of the Head Coach, the Assistant Coach is working in the primary capacity of an educator and enhances the student experience and satisfaction as well as raise the College’s image and reputation through building and maintaining a competitive athletic program. The Assistant Coach is responsible for assisting the Head Coach in educating, coaching, training, assessing, mentoring, and recruiting members of the team.

Requirements

Instruct student-athletes on the rules, fundamentals, regulations, equipment, andtechniques of the sport as it relates to individual student-athletes and team needs.
Collaborate with the head coach on determining game strategy, coaching of student-athletes during games and practices, practice preparation, film, and individual development of student athletes.
Assess student-athletes’ skills during competition and practice and communicate with the head coach accordingly.
Recruit and retain qualified students in accordance with the Hartwick Men’s & Women’s Volleyball Program and College standards and in collaboration with the head coach. Travel to recruiting events and host events on campus. Organize recruiting outreach and communicate with prospective student athletes.
Assist the head coach and department in the administrative functions of the program.
Administrative paperwork (travel expenses, compliance obligations, etc.) and general office work including emails and participating in department staff meetings.
Demonstrate commitment to excellence, innovation and diversity in undergraduate teaching by building healthy relationships with the students, responding to their concerns, advising students both personally and academically, and contributing to their personal growth and academic success.
Additional responsibilities as assigned by Executive Director of Athletics, including game management, teaching PHED skill courses, and PE coaching courses.
Assist and lead administrative duties within the program including equipment and gear, travel, fundraising, and community service.
Ability to create and maintain positive relationships with all internal and external constituents.
Be a positive member of the department by supporting other programs and find ways to be involved for the betterment of the department and College (i.e. Attend Code Blue events, attend events outside athletics, serve on committees, involvement through national organizations).
Participate in major campus events, including Welcome Weekend, True Blue Weekend, and Commencement Weekend.
Comply with all Federal, State, local, NCAA, Empire 8 Conference, College Department, laws, rules, regulations, policies and procedures.
As a representative of the College, expected to always comport oneself in a professional manner, both on and off campus including maintaining appropriate and professional relationships with students.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned.