Delaware Valley University
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Description
Full time position will organize and manage all aspects related to the Women’s Basketball program including but not limited to: practice planning and game preparation; coaching and scouting; recruitment of student-athletes; player development and support; academic monitoring; campus and community engagement efforts; fundraising and alumni development; scheduling; travel planning; budget management; and coaching personnel management.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Prepare, organize and conduct and direct an appropriate schedule of team practice and competition activities that complies with all appropriate policies, goals and objectives.
- Establish annual recruiting goals and plans to enroll a diverse group of qualified student-athletes with the ability to participate at the Division III varsity level.
- Annually review rule changes from the NCAA and MAC conference as pertains to the program.
- Supervise and evaluate all assistant coaches within the program, recommending to the director of athletics the hiring and retention of all personnel associate with the program.
- Ensure and communicate expectations for student-athletes’ academic, conduct and other performance and engagement issues, collaborating appropriately with university personnel.
- Coordinate team travel, itineraries, housing and meals in a timely fashion in accordance with departmental policies and guidelines.
- Coordinate facility use and scheduling in cooperation with department personnel.
- Administer and oversee the program budget and purchasing activities in a responsible manner consistent with all department and university policies and guidelines for financial transactions.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Demonstrated commitment to philosophy of Division III athletics program.
- Evidence of commitment to academic and personal development of student-athletes.
- Demonstrated experience and familiarity with recruitment of qualified students.
- Strong managerial, administrative, organizational, and computer skills.
- Excellent communication skills and demonstrated collegiality with colleagues within and beyond athletics.
- Working knowledge of NCAA rules, regulations and related compliance issues. Must pass annual NCAA rules test.
- Demonstration of leadership, sportsmanship and conduct becoming the coaching profession.