Assistant Football Coach

Full-Time, 12-month position.

Performs coaching and management activities, including recruitment of student-athletets in a National Collegiate Athletic Association--Division III intercollegiate football program.

If you apply for this position, you must "upload" your cover letter and resume at the bottom of the application under the "Resume" section. 

Must pass a detailed background check.

*Develops and implements a sound and effective football philosophy.

*Participates in the identification, evaluation and recruitment of potential football student-athletes.

*Prepares weekly scouting reports and game plans.

*Analyzes opponents and Loras personnel on film.

*Monitors the academic progress of assigned football student-athletes in the program.

*Coordinates the physical development of each student-athlete through appropriate condition, strength and practice sessions.

*Assists in the recruitment, employment and evaluation of assistant and graduate assistant football coaches.

*Remains accessible to the media, alumni, boosters and general public to publicize and promote the football program.

*Responsible for assigned areas of the football budget.

*May recommend the purchase of new football equipment, supplies and uniforms.

*May represent the College at all Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference meetings.

*Assists in the coordination of travel arrangement for road trips.

*Supports the mission and vision of the College and respects the College's Catholic tradition.

*Performs related duties as assigned.

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university required.  Master's degree preferred.

One to two years related experience.

Skilled in the use of a personal computer and Microsoft Office Suite.

Thorough knowledge of the principles and practices of collegiate football. Knowledge of the rules and regulations of the National Collegiate Athletic Association--Division III and the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association as they pertain to collegiate football. Demonstrated success in coaching football and recruiting quality student-athletes. Also must be able to demonstrate knowledge of the techniques, fundamentals and drills associated with football. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with superior, colleagues, student-athletes and subordinates. Ability to analyze strengths and weaknesses of the football program and develop problem-solving solutions. Possess high energy level, strong work ethic, and a positive attitude. Good organizational and communication skills. Ability to represent the philosophy of Loras College to alumni, members of the Loras community, the media and prospective students.