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Assistant
Volleyball Coach
JOB SUMMARY: To
assist in coaching, recruiting,
counseling, conditioning, scouting
and evaluating for the volleyball
team as directed.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS &
RESPONSIBILITIES
Utilize
coaching and teaching methods to
develop student-athlete’s athletic
skills and analyze performance of
student-athletes; Counsel
student-athletes regarding their
academic and health behaviors;
evaluate opponents and develop game
strategies; evaluate and recruit
prospective student-athletes;
recommend awarding of athletic
grant-in-aids;
Comply
with all NCAA, conference, and
institutional regulations and meet
proficiency requirements of NCAA
recruiting; manage camps, clinics,
and pre-season training, if
applicable; manage fundraising
activities to subsidize athletic
program; manage budget and make
projections to support sport
activities.
OTHER
FUNCTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES
Evaluate
and recommend new assistant coaches;
videotape practices, games, and
strength training sessions as
directed; manage equipment inventory
and related duties as directed;
develop and manage strength training
program as directed; perform public
relation activities to promote the
program; perform related duties as
assigned. drive passenger vans as
directed.
MINIMUM
QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s degree; collegiate
playing or collegiate coaching
experience required; knowledge of
NCAA rules and regulations; ability
to analyze situations and develop
solutions; travel and
non-traditional hours; valid
driver’s license.
Send
letters of application, resume, and
names and telephone numbers of three
references to:
Joe
Bonner
Head Volleyball Coach
jabonner@ysu.edu
Review of applications begins
immediately and continues until
position is filled.
Strength &
Conditioning Coach
JOB SUMMARY:
To provide strength and
conditioning programs for all
sports teams.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS &
RESPONSIBILITIES
Analyzes
available data on strength and
conditioning of new and
returning student-athletes in
order to identify potential
levels of ability; tests
athletes to evaluate performance
level and desired areas of
improvement. Designs,
implements, and monitors safe
and effective year-round
strength and conditioning
programs to improve physical
performance for all men’s and
women’s sports, including
pre-season, in-season, and
off-season workouts. Abides by
rules and regulations of NCAA,
conferences and University.
Plans and implements appropriate
sport specific exercises,
exercise sequences, sets,
repetitions, recovery periods,
load, frequency and intensity;
selects appropriate exercises
and effective proper execution
for athletes. Teaches safe and
effective lifting techniques and
proper spotting procedures;
instructs athletes in correct
execution of flexibility and
speed development. Develops and
implements appropriate strength
and conditioning program
designed to reduce risk and
severity of potential injury.
In cooperation with medical
professionals, works to
rehabilitate individuals
following injury for successful
return to playing arena. Attends
staff meetings, games, and
practices for appropriate sports
for purpose of conditioning
activities.
Supervises and
monitors safe and successful
daily operation of weight room
facilities. Effectively
schedules teams in weight room
facilities. Establishes
effective line of communication
with all head coaches. Maintains
equipment in order to provide
safe training environment;
develops and monitors safety
inspection and maintenance
programs for facilities;
recommends and installs new
equipment per manufacturer’s
instructions. Develops and
operates student-athlete weight
room orientation
sessions. Maintains records,
prepares reports of athletes’
status and
progress. Participates in
on-campus recruit visits with
respect to weight
facilities. Participates in
general public relations at all
functions inherent with
position.
MINIMUM
QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s degree
in exercise science, physical
education or related field
required; master’s degree
preferred. NSCA-CSCS and CPR/AED
certification required. Minimum
3 years collegiate strength
coaching experience and basic
computer skills
required. Flexible hours,
including nights and weekends
required
Send
letter of interest, resume, and
the names and telephone numbers
of three references to John W.
Doneyko, A.T.C., Head Athletic
Trainer, Youngstown State
University, One University
Plaza, Youngstown, OH 44555;
jwdoneyko@ysu.edu
DEADLINE FOR
APPLICATIONS: May 9, 2008
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