Head Women's Volleyball Coach

This position has been filled - Job#: 453375782

Job Summary

The part-time Head Women’s Volleyball Coach is responsible for organizing and directing all aspects of the NCAA Division I women’s volleyball program. 

Preferred a minimum of five years successful coaching experience in women’s volleyball at the college or professional level. Knowledge of MAAC and NCAA rules and regulations for compliance. Public relations skills; excellent interpersonal and communications skills; and excellent organizational skills. Have the ability to deal with students, faculty, staff, alumni, boosters, college administrations and all media outlets.

The head coach responsibilities include-

• Administer all phases of an NCAA Division I women’s volleyball program.
• Develop and supervise the student-athletes in the women’s volleyball program, by implementing strategies to motivate maximum levels of individual and team performance.
• Recruit and retain academically and athletically qualified student-athletes, working directly with the Admissions Department.
• Monitor student-athletes academic progress.
• Promote a philosophy of educational welfare, sportsmanship and conduct in alignment with the University’s mission.
• Schedule non-conference games in competitive season.
• Create long term player development including technical, tactical and physical development of individual players.
• Organize, prepare and supervise all training practices and game day contests.
• Responsible for placing orders for all equipment and gear needed for the season with Equipment Manager.
• Coordinate all travel with the Sr. Associate AD for Business and Finance.
• Maintain responsibility for budget control by adhering to operational budgets.
• Hire, supervise and assign responsibilities of assistant coaches.
• Undertake public relations and promotional activities appropriate to the position to promote the women’s volleyball team.
• Responsible for compliance with all appropriate rules, regulations, processes, and principles including, but not limited to: All rules, regulations, and principles of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC).