Lead all strategic and coaching aspects of the NCAA Division 1 Men's Tennis program including recruiting, practice, and competition.
Department
Football Operations
Seniority
Senior
Type
Full-Time
Work mode
On-Site
What this job requires
✓Administer, manage, and lead all strategic aspects of NCAA Division 1 Men's Tennis program
✓Oversee all coaching responsibilities including planning, preparing, and conducting practices and training
✓Coach at all competitions
✓Oversee all recruiting activity in accordance with NCAA rules and regulations
✓Schedule all practices and competitions
Nice to have
+Partner with Executive Director of Bruin Club on fundraising initiatives or stewardship needs
+Represent program to various institutional programs and externally to media, government agencies, funding agencies, students, parents, and general public
One of 12 Football Operations openings live across 9 organizations right now. 2 of the 12 list pay; this one doesn't.
Job description
Under general supervision, the Head Coach Men's Tennis administers, manages, and leads all strategic aspects of the University’s NCAA Division 1 Men’s Tennis programs in such a manner as to build and maintain a competitive, quality program that reflects positively on the image and reputation of the University at all times.
Oversees all coaching responsibilities for the program, including planning, preparing, and conducting individual and team practices and training, and coaching at all competitions.
Oversees all recruiting activity for the program in accordance with NCAA rules and regulations.
Schedules all practices and competitions for the men’s tennis program.
Oversees team travel and all administrative and financial operations of the men’s tennis program, including partnering with the Executive Director of the Bruin Club on any fundraising initiatives or stewardship needs.
Represents the program to various institutional programs and externally to media, government agencies, funding agencies, students, parents, and the general public.
Complies with all NCAA, Conference, University, and Department of Athletics policies.