Head Coach - Cheerleading and Dance Team

Job Summary

 successful candidate will have an opportunity to mold and cultivate the UST Cheerleading and Dance program at the University. The program will be a part of the University Department and will function as a Spirit group for the entire University. The candidate will be instrumental in determining the foundation and direction of the program. 

Essential duties and responsibilities:

• Manage day-to-day activities of NCA and NDA Cheerleading and Dance programs.


• Recruitment of team members and students in compliance with University policies & procedures.


• Teach one (1) class per semester in conjunction with the University Dance Program.


• Stay updated and compliant with all NCA and NDA rules and regulations.


• Manage all practices and routine preparation.


• Manage all scheduling and travel arrangements.


• Prepare an annual budget and be responsible for budget performance.


• Establish and maintain relationships with regional and national universities, organizations and associations.


• Coordinate with the Recreational Sports Office and off campus facilities with the scheduling of practices and other team events on and off campus.


• Collaborate with University Advancement relating to fundraising initiatives.


• Support and perform at requested University events.

• Coordinate with other offices on campus including Admissions, Financial Aid, Student Affairs, University Events, Marketing, and the Registrar.


• Participate actively in campus events and on university committees in order to support the University community and provide a leadership presence.


•  Serve as game day administrator as assigned.


• Design, market and manage summer youth camps and clinics.


• Serve as facility monitor for safety and well-being of participants in athletic activities.


• Perform other duties as assigned.

Knowledge and skills required:

• A Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology, Dance, or a related field is required.


• 3 years of cheerleading or dance coaching experience required preferably at the collegiate, high school, or club level.


• The successful candidate must also have excellent verbal communication and strong interpersonal skills.


• Basic computer skills should include Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.