Graduate Assistant- Women's Golf

EXPIRED

Description

Glenville State University is looking for a highly motivated coach to serve as a Graduate Assistant for the University’s Women’s Golf program. The coach will report to the head coach and serve a 10-month annual appointment.

Examples of Duties

*Game Day and event planning.

Description

Glenville State University is looking for a highly motivated coach to serve as a Graduate Assistant for the University’s Women’s Golf program. The coach will report to the head coach and serve a 10-month annual appointment.

Examples of Duties

*Game Day and event planning.
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*Heavy emphasis on recruiting.
*Assisting the head coach in daily practice planning.
*Assisting the head coach in the execution of necessary administrative detail within the athletic department.
*Assisting the program in academic success, maintaining a strong relationship with the institution’s Student Success Center.
*Assisting in the program’s fundraising efforts and community service activities.

Typical Qualifications

*Registered and enrolled in a graduate degree program at Glenville State University.
*An undergraduate degree.
*Excellent leadership skills.
*Sound interpersonal skills.
*Strong organizational skills.
*Solid written and verbal skills.
*Basic computer literacy.

This position includes;
*Lodging in campus housing.
*$1000 food stipend in the campus dining hall ($500 per semester).
*$4000 salary stipend ($2000 per semester).
*One graduate class per semester to be paid for – valued at $1434 per semester and $2868 per year.
*Must be registered for at least nine hours per semester.

Supplemental Information

Applicants must include a letter of interest, current resume/employment application, and names and contact information for at least three references.

Apply online at http://agency.governmentjobs.com/glen... or by email at hr@glenville.edu.Screening of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.

Glenville State University is proud of its commitment to affirmative action.

Women, members of minorities and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.