Class Code:.........0374
Position #:(NUNC).......
Developed by:.........SG
Reviewed
by: L. Anderson
Approved by:..........LK
Date:2/93,5/93,1/97,1/01
UNIVERSITY OF
Position Description
TITLE: Head Coach, Women's Soccer
DIVISION: Student Development (Athletics)
REPORTS TO: Associate Director, Athletic Programs
GRADE: Not applicable
SUPERVISES: Support staff
BASIC FUNCTION:
Plan, organize, direct, and implement all phases of a highly competitive Division I soccer program.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES
AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Coordinate all recruiting, practice sessions, training and conditioning for the program's student athletes; oversee scheduling, travel and equipment.
Support the University's academic goals; oversee the academic and athletic development of student-athletes.
Supervise and evaluate the program's staff.
Develop and oversee the program's budget.
Adhere to all NCAA, University, and Atlantic 10 Conference rules and regulations.
OTHER DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Conduct fund-raising activities and participate in public relations events.
Perform other duties as required.
LICENSES, TOOLS
AND EQUIPMENT:
NCAA Rules Certification Certificate.
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONDITIONS:
This position is subject to both inside and outside work; extreme cold and hot temperatures can be encountered.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor's degree required; master's degree preferred. Three years of successful coaching experience
in women's soccer at the collegiate level required. Competitive collegiate playing experience in
Division I desirable. The following are also required: excellent organizational, administrative,
verbal and written communication skills; demonstrated effectiveness in coaching
and recruiting student athletes; demonstrated leadership skills and ability to
work with college students, alumni, staff, boosters and the media; demonstrated
successful experience in both fund-raising and public relations in
athletics. Must possess a commitment to
a high degree of integrity and adherence to the University, NCAA, and Athlantic
10 Conference rules and regulations, and to student athletes’ academic progress
and achievements. Appointment is subject
to NCAA violation report clearance and NCAA Rules Certification Certificate.
ALL REQUIREMENTS
ARE SUBJECT TO POSSIBLE MODIFICATION TO REASONABLY ACCOMMODATE INDIVIDUALS WITH
DISABILITIES.