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Wiley University

Assistant Track and Field Coach

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A Coach works with individual athletes or with sports teams to develop skills and improve teamwork and competitive performance. Runs practice sessions and physical conditioning programs; assesses the strengths and weaknesses of players; plans strategies for games; motivates and encourage players and teaches good sportsmanship.

$44,274 / year median in Texas

+18% projected growth

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Job Description

The Assistant Track & Field Coach assists the Head Track & Field Coach in all aspects of the Track & Field program, including (but not limited to) directing a competitive NAIA program in accordance with the University, Conference, and NAIA rules and procedures; recruitment and development of student-athletes, as well as a commitment to student-athletes personal and academic welfare; commitment to gender and ethnic diversity and willingness to learn about media relations activities.
MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITES
Performs coaching and recruiting of jumps and multi-event athletes. Complies with NAIA and conference rules, regulations, and department plans. Maintains effective working relationships with department support staff and other university personnel. Demonstrates effectiveness in maintaining budget and organizational skills. Demonstrates effectiveness in monitoring student-athletes' academic programs, retention, and graduation. Performs miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned. Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in management, business, education, kinesiology, coaching, or other related field or equivalent combination of education and experience. Ability to communicate and interact effectively with members of the public.