Drake University·Winnipeg, Manitoba
The Assistant Football Coach is responsible for the coaching and development of student-athletes and assisting with recruitment efforts. They also help organize practice sessions and meetings to foster a culture of excellence and ethics.
Assistant Football Coach (Monthly Stipend) - 888125
Position Number: 888125
Unit/Department: Men's Football
Drake University's Athletics Department competes in the Pioneer Football League at the NCAA Division I level. Bulldog student-athletes thrive in the classroom and their respective field of play. Drake Athletics sport programs are considered Des Moines’ Hometown Team.
The department culture is predicated on a common value statement known as The Bulldog Way written by coaches, staff, and student-athletes. This intentional commitment to a championship culture is led by integrity, excellence, wanting the best for and best from one another, and aspiring to greatness provides a foundation for student-athletes, coaches, and athletics staff to study, work, and play.
Drake University is seeking applicants for a part-time assistant coach. The successful candidate will support a positive academic, athletic, and social environment for student-athletes while creating a culture of excellence and ethics.
Applicants will be asked to complete the online application through Drake's job board and provide: a resume/cv, a cover, and contact information for three references.
Have Questions?
Question about the application process, working at Drake, reasonable accommodations, benefits, or additional information about Drake or Des Moines, Iowa may be directed to Drake Human Resources. You can best reach us at jobs@drake.edu [jobs@drake.edu].
All job offers are contingent upon satisfactory completion of a background check, satisfactory reference checks, and proof of work authorization.
A review of applications will begin immediately. This position will remain open until filled.
This position will receive a monthly stipend and is not eligible for benefits.
A bachelor's degree is required, with a master's degree and collegiate or professional coaching experience preferred. Candidates must have knowledge of NCAA rules and proficiency in Microsoft Office.
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