Ursuline College is seeking candidates for an Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach.  Ursuline College is a member of NCAA Division II and the Great Midwest Athletic  Conference (G-MAC). Professional and personal integrity are of high priority. This is a  12-month full-time position which starts immediately. Position reports to the Head  Basketball Coach.

Responsibilities 

To assist the head coach in the administrative and operation of the women’s basketball  program. Duties include (not limited to): teaching and modeling program mission and  core values; assisting in all practice sessions, skill instruction and competitive events;  team travel; assisting with recruitment of student-athletes; assisting in fundraising and  community service; video exchange; scouting; student-athlete academic monitoring;  managing equipment needs; summer camp; and general program administration.

Required Qualifications 

• Bachelor’s Degree.
• Demonstrated experience working in an inclusive community.
• Must have a valid driver’s license, a good driving record and the ability to drive  passenger vans.
• Commitment to high standards of character as well as a commitment to student athlete success both academically and athletically.

Preferred Qualifications 

• Previous collegiate basketball coaching and playing experience. • Knowledge of NCAA rules.
• Strength and conditioning familiarity/background.
• Midwest recruiting ties.
• Experience in HS/college player skill development.
• Familiarity with Synergy and FastModel scouting software.

Candidates should use the form below or email one PDF document to include cover  letter, resume and 3 references with contact information to Shannon Sword, head  basketball coach at [email protected]. Review of resumes will begin immediately  and continue until position is filled.

Ursuline College is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity and seeking  applications from underrepresented groups. Nearly one third of the students at Ursuline  are members of historically underrepresented groups, and we seek the richness of  diversity among our faculty and staff as well.