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Job Type
Part-time
Description
The Athletic Department at Elizabethtown College is currently seeking a Volunteer Strength and Conditioning Intern.
The Volunteer Strength and Conditioning Intern will assist with the development and delivery of training programs for NCAA Division III student-athletes. This educational opportunity provides hands-on experience in collegiate strength and conditioning, athlete monitoring, and performance testing under the supervision of the strength and conditioning staff.
The individual will mentor, motivate, and develop student athletes in a Division III educational environment, and assist the Head S&C Coach to ensure the S&C program is conducted in accordance with the NCAA and conference rules and regulations.
Requirements:
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Job Type
Part-time
Description
The Athletic Department at Elizabethtown College is currently seeking a Volunteer Strength and Conditioning Intern.
The Volunteer Strength and Conditioning Intern will assist with the development and delivery of training programs for NCAA Division III student-athletes. This educational opportunity provides hands-on experience in collegiate strength and conditioning, athlete monitoring, and performance testing under the supervision of the strength and conditioning staff.
The individual will mentor, motivate, and develop student athletes in a Division III educational environment, and assist the Head S&C Coach to ensure the S&C program is conducted in accordance with the NCAA and conference rules and regulations.
Requirements:
For full consideration, please provide cover letter, resume & contact information for (3) references.
Please include your availability, preferred internship dates, and whether you are seeking academic credit.
ACT153 are required for this position, if you have the following clearances (PA Child Abuse, PA State Police and FBI) please include them when applying. If not, the College will order them for you if an offer of employment is extended.
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