A College Athletic Director manages the sports and athletic programs and departments for a college or university. Supervises coordination of various athletic events and manages athletic department budgets. Serves as a liaison with sports conference or division administrators. Oversees hiring of athletic department staff.
07/20/2026 About this opportunity: Burris Laboratory School is seeking part-time, temporary athletic coaches to support and mentor students on various teams. Hours will include evenings and some weekends. Compensation is determined by specific role and responsibilities and normal range is $500.00-$6000.00 for the season. Candidates for this position must have current authorization to be employed in the U.S. without employer sponsorship. What you'll do and what you'll bring: Position function: Provide coaching and training to student athletes.
Duties/Responsibilities:
Coaching and Training:
Develop and implement training programs
Student Development:
Help students establish personal and team goals.
Game Management:
Plan game strategies, select players
Safety and Compliance:
Ensure a safe environment for athletes, adhere to all school and safety standards, complete required safety training and implement necessary. Promote sportsmanship among athletes.
Administrative Tasks:
record keeping and reporting to school administrators and athletic director.
Minimum Education and Experience:
High school diploma or equivalent Knowledge of applicable sport Must be able to effectively communicate to students, parents, officials, school administration.
How to apply:
For Inquiries, please contact:
Athletic Director, Mack Rathbun:
mack.rathbun@bsu.edu
Required Documents:
Resume Cover letter-optional but preferred Three references should be provided
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