JOB DESCRIPTION
Full Time
POSITION: Assistant Athletic Director
CLASSIFICATION: Full Time: 12 Months (Exempt)
DEPARTMENT: Athletics
REPORTS
TO: Associate Vice
President and Executive Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation
JOB
FUNCTION:
Assist
with the overall administration of NCAA athletic teams, club sports, recreation
and promotion of student athlete and success with a key focus on recruitment
and retention.
ESSENTIAL
ELEMENTS:
1. Proven leadership ability in a large, successful,
competitive athletic department
2. Develop strategies to promote student athlete success,
including but not limited to retention, academic college readiness, stress
management and wellness
3. Coordinate and execute all professional
development programming for staff and students concerning student athlete
welfare and success
4. Demonstrable commitment to
collaboration, understanding the mutually beneficial impact of partnering with
other departments on broader, college-wide initiatives, including those related
to student recruitment and retention
5. Provide leadership for ongoing
departmental assessment efforts, focusing on the experience of student athletes
and teams
6. Serve as sport
administrator for numerous varsity programs, including supervision of selected
coaches and programs
7. Work with coaches to
develop aspirational professional and personal goals, successfully administer sport
operating and capital budgets and develop recruitment strategies
8. Oversee NCAA compliance and
rules education for all student athletes and coaches
9. Assist with the completion
of the mandatory NCAA and MAC reports such as EADA, NCAA Sport Sponsorship and Demographics,
Academic, Graduation and Financial Aid reports
10. Lead high-level
departmental initiatives that support collegiate strategic planning objectives
for Athletics and Recreation
11. Supervise coordinators of
the Intermetro Wellness Center and Intramural
programs
12. Serve as Tournament Director
for select MAC and NCAA Championships
13. Assist with all internal
special events (non-competition)
14. Perform additional duties
as assigned, fully aware that duties, responsibilities, and activities may
change at any time (with or without notice)
15. Possess strong organizational and communication skills
with the ability to manage multiple tasks
16. Willingness to work evenings and weekends as needed
OTHER
ELEMENTS:
1. Literacy and proficiency with Microsoft Office( Word,
Excel, Power Point), the Internet and email
2. Ability to lift 50 pounds and stand for several hours at
a time
QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or
university (minimum credential), Master’s Degree preferred
2. Three to four years of experience in Athletic
Administration preferred
3. A proven record of working productively with college aged
student athletes
4. Unqualified background check (clearance)
5. Valid United States Driver’s License and clear driving
record report.
6. Reference listing with directory information
Interested
applicants please submit a resume and cover letter to hrjobs@kings.edu.