About the Role
Assistant Coach Assist the head coaches in all phases of the specified sport programs including recruiting qualified student-athletes, coaching, organization and design of practice and competition, scheduling, travel arrangements, budget management, supervision of academic progress, alumni development, fundraising and any other duties as assigned, and compliance with University, Conference, and NCAA rules.
Assist in coaching the sport; utilize coaching and teaching methods to develop student athletes' skills and teamwork.
Assist and communicate with the head coaches to plan, develop and promote highly competitive NCAA Division I programs.
Assist the head coaches in organizing and implementing practice and training procedures for the development and improvement of individuals and team skills.
Successfully identity, select, and recruit prospective student-athletes who display the athletic and academic talents and ability to successfully compete in the MAC and BGSU.
Display knowledge and adhere to all rules and regulations, pertaining to the sport as established by the NCAA, MAC, and the University.
Complete and report in a timely fashion, all department, University, and Conference administrative information, as well as academic, recruiting, and financial information.
Assist in the development and implementation of fundraising activities.
Assist with the planning and execution of camps and clinics.
Monitor budget expenditures to assure fiscal responsibility.
Attend required department meetings.
Other duties as assigned.
Degree Required Bachelor's degree required.
Experience Required 1 year of golf coaching at the Division I, II, III, NAIA, Junior College or High School level and/or or playing experience at the collegiate/professional level.
Licensure, Certifications, or Registration Required Must have and maintain a valid driver's license and comply with the University's vehicle use policy.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities Oral communication skills.
Written communication skills.
General budgeting and accounting skills.
Computer skills, ability to use email and internet functions.
Knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations.
Ability to handle administrative paper work.
Ability to work under stressful conditions.
Ability to make quick decisions.
Ability to relate to a wide variety of people with broad backgrounds and experiences.