Assistant Director, Master of Arts in Coaching and - Irvine, United States - Concordia University - Irvine Ca

Concordia University - Irvine Ca

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SUMMARY:

The Masters in Coaching and Athletics Administration (MCAA) program prepares coaches, athletic administrators, and educators for service in public, parochial, and private schools, colleges, universities and in other athletic positions.

Currently the program serves over four hundred graduate students throughout the world. The MCAA program offers classes via onsite, online, and blended delivery method.

ROLE:

The Assistant Director's role is to providing leadership for the Concordia University Masters in Coaching and Athletics Administration program while working with faculty, administration, and the community to take this highly recognized program to even broader and greater levels of service around the nation.

All activities in the MCAA program strive to make a significant contribution to the fulfillment of the mission of the university.

STAFF AND SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIPS

Reports to the Dean of Health and Human Sciences and the Director of the MCAA Program
Interacts and functions cooperatively with CUI staff, faculty, and the athletic community

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
In conjunction with MCAA's strategic plan, the Assistant Director's primary duties include the following:

Quality Maintenance

Create and implement, with the faculty and staff, programs that foster growth of the MCAA program's enrollment and resources
Plan and implement program and organizational structures that foster quality, effectiveness and efficiency
Continue to build a national brand for this distinctive program.
Create and implement, with the faculty and staff, programs that foster growth of the MCAA program's enrollment and resources

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Organization

Serve as the liaison between MCAA and key on campus departments: Admissions, Advancement, Alumni, Marketing and Media, Information Technology.
In conjunction with the Director, responsible for the development of new Initiatives and Goals.
Organize personnel to provide efficiency and effectiveness in all areas of program and program development.
Assess program operations for efficiency and effectiveness
Organize and provide leadership for the MCAA administrative team
Design and implement, through the administrative team, new programs and delivery systems
Recruiting, strategizing and executing recruiting efforts around the Nation
Serve as the liaison for all Local, Regional, State, and National Partnerships
Serve as Conference Director for annual California Coaches Conference (CCC)

Supervision

Identify and recruit instructors, alumni or liaison personnel to serve as ambassadors in regions and states, and for conferences and special events
Supervise and assess all Faculty and Staff for the California Coaches Conference
Recommend potential Adjunct Faculty to the program Director
Empower the faculty and staff to foster growth and quality of all aspects of the program
With the assistance of the administrative team, organize the program for effective and efficient use of staff and faculty
With the assistance of the administrative team, help evaluate all program personnel according to existing policies
Seek the advice of school and university personnel

Planning

Develop and implement, through the Director and administrative team, an annual strategic plan
Research, investigate, create, and present a strategic plan for annual conference attendance
Assist the Director with planning and managing the program's Budgets and ChromeRiver
Monitor marketing trends and plan for appropriate changes within the school's programs that meet the market demand within the context of the university's mission and strategic plan.
Provide the university with projected needs based on the school's vision and the university's mission and strategic plan
Serve as main coordinator for the Admissions and Program Virtual Information Meetings
Attend conferences, clinics, and meetings to promote MCAA
May teach classes as assigned

SAFETY

Employees are responsible for complete cooperation with all aspects of the safety and health program, including compliance with all rules and regulations, and for continuously practicing safety while performing their duties.

Supervisors are responsible for developing proper attitudes toward safety and health in themselves, and in those they supervise, and for ensuring that all operations are performed with the utmost regard for the safety and health of all personnel involved, including themselves.

APPOINTMENT

Recommended by the Dean of Health and Human Sciences and Director of the MCAA Program
Approved by the Executive Vice President/Provost of Concordia University

QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

Creative aptitude
Ability to be flexible to changing conditions and needs
Ability to work effectively with and through other people
Ability to work independently
Possess excellent communication skills (interpersonal, public address, and written communication) and the