The Assistant Coach will assist with of all phases of a nationally competitive NJCAA Division I volleyball program. Including, but not limited to coaching, recruiting, travel management, rules and eligibility compliance, administrative duties, departmental fundraising, game management, academic advising, marketing, promotions, and public relations.
Organization
Provide effective organization of program and management of time.
Perform a variety of coaching functions at all practices.
Understand and conference, regional and NJCAA requirements regarding meetings, statistics, rosters, schedules and awards.
Advising
Assist with the admissions and financial aid advising process of team members.
Assist with the monitoring of academic progress and eligibility team members, providing intervention strategies and resources when necessary.
Assist with the orientation of student-athletes regarding expectations, college polices, code of ethics, sportsmanship code and local resources.
Public Relations
Establishes appropriate rapport with media including reporting scores and team statistics in a timely manner.
Represents the department and Iowa Western to service clubs, media and alumni groups.
Works with entire athletic department on departmental projects and fundraising.
Works collaboratively with the Reiver's Sports Media Coordinator in regard to sports promotions, events and social media.
Administrative Responsibilities
Complies with the colleges, ICCAC's and NJCAA's rules and regulations.
Compiles and submits organized and accurate paperwork for eligibility.
Assist with effectively managing scholarship offerings and budget.
Assists with team travel, accommodations, and meals.
Attends scheduled departmental meetings.
Assist with enforcement of medical and insurance procedures.
Participates in clinics for professional improvement.
Works with and is supportive of other coaches and programs.
Performs other duties as assigned by the Head Coach and Athletic Director.
Bachelor's Degree
Exceptional knowledge of respective sport
Possess strong organizational and computer skills
Possess ability to communicate effectively
Ability to appropriately exercise independent initiative and judgment
Sensitivity to and awareness of confidential material
Must hold valid driver's license and have a good driving record to qualify to drive college vehicles and obtain CDL
Iowa Western Community College, located in Council Bluffs, was founded in 1967 and offers more than 80 programs of study in both Career and Technical Education, and in Liberal Arts. Nestled on 250 beautiful acres in Iowa’s Loess Hills, the college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and offers students the amenities and atmosphere of a larger institution combined with the comforts and quiet of a smaller campus setting.