Football Assistant Coach, Offensive Line - Lake Wales, United States - Warner University

Description

Position Summary:
The Football Assistant Coach is expected to affirm and model the Christ-centered

mission of Warner University and the Athletic Department.

The Football Assistant Coach must be committed to the Lordship of Christ, a vibrant Jesus Christ-follower who cultivates a Christ-centered lifestyle that is contagious.

The Football Assistant Coach is responsible for assisting the Head Football Coach in the organization, development, and leadership of the Warner University football program as well as the recruitment, retention and academic success of student-athletes.

Responsibilities:

• Support the mission and core values of Warner University, Student Life, and the Athletic Department.
• Responsible for personally living with a focus on Jesus, for all members of the coaching staff and student-athletes.
• Conduct the program in accordance with NAIA, NCCAA and The Sun Conference regulations - staying current concerning sport policies, rule changes, training techniques, and strategies.
• Encourage and uphold the NAIA Champions of Character Core Values and enforce appropriate behavior during all team practices, contests, and any other team related activities.
• Provide a positive atmosphere that promotes a sense of community and fairness, organization, commitment, motivation, and accomplishment.
• Assist in the entire recruiting process - which includes strategic identification, evaluation, recruitment, and retention of prospective student-athletes that are well qualified for the University and team culture.
• Educate and inform student-athletes of the eligibility process and requirements as well as financial aid

responsibilities.

• Ability to work and interact within a diverse environment with demonstrated leadership and management skills are required; ability to lead students in the coordination and implementation of regular activities designed to engage the spectrum of students enrolled in the institution.
• Enforce rules of conduct as well as mentor student-athletes to foster spiritual, athletic, academic, emotional, and social growth; determine and implement disciplinary sanctions if student-athletes fail to comply with the team, athletic department, and/or University rules and regulations.
• Help with establishing a competitive schedule, and maintain compliance with University guidelines for

absences.

• Coordinate practice planning, skill development, and design coaching strategies that prepare the team for competition.
• Arrange community service efforts to include all members of the coaching staff and student-athletes.
• Work collaboratively with the Athletic Trainers and Head Strength & Conditioning Coach as necessary.
• Collaborate with Facilities and Information Technology to ensure assigned sport facility is maintained properly for optimal playability, cleanliness, and safety.
• Manage the operational and scholarship budgets while demonstrating fiscal responsibility.
• Keep accurate records of the following: student-athlete participation, disciplinary issues, academic and individual meetings, statistics, awards, and other general team data as it pertains to the sport.
• Assist the Head Coach in ensuring proper reporting of rosters, schedules, scores, and updates to the Director of Athletic Communications as well as reporting any possible violations to the AD.
• Schedule an end of the season position meeting, and/or individual player meetings, within two weeks of the last competition.
• Assist the Head Coach in the purchase, maintenance and collection of team inventory, equipment, and

uniforms.

• Collaborate with other University departments: Admissions, Financial Aid, Academic Support and Student Life.
• Attend and participate in regular department staff meetings.
• Perform additional duties as assigned by the Athletic Director, such as Administrator on Duty.
• All Similar duties as they relate to a JV or Development team when applicable

Application Requirements:
All four requirements must be submitted before review

• A faith statement that contains a personal testimony
• Coaching Resume
• 2 or more Professional References

Qualifications:

• Supportive of Warner's mission, vision and core values, commitment to a Christian lifestyle, and

demonstration of character in keeping with biblical models.

• Bachelor's Degree required, Master's Degree highly preferred or an equivalent combination of training and experience in coaching collegiate football. Previous collegiate coaching experience is highly preferred.
• Exceptional teamwork ability as the position necessitates working closely with students as well as other

coaches and staff members in the athletic program.

• Strong motivational skills to assist athletes in reaching full potential.
• Excellent listening, verbal, and written communication skills.

Working Relationships:
The Assistant Football Coach is a member of the Athletics Department and

reports to the Head Football Coach.

Work Schedule:
Work schedule varies greatly depending on the needs of the team.