What You'll Do:

1. Leads all aspects of hitting development, preparation and performance. Including, but not limited to, creating and implementing individualized hitting development plans tailored to each student-athletes strengths, goals and areas for growth.
2. Coordinates equipment order, inventory management, and communication with vendors.
3. Maintain accurate daily and weekly CARA logs in accordance with NCAA regulations.
4. Serve as primary contact with the strength & conditioning staff to alight training schedules and athlete development plans.
5. Assist in coordinating the evaluation, recruitment, preparation and development of all student-athletes.
6. Assist in all aspects of the preparation and development of women's softball student-athletes.
7. Knowledge of and adherence to all NCAA rules, policies and procedures pertaining to women's softball.
8. Assist in monitoring and encouraging the scholastic progress of student-athletes in conjunction with the Athletic Academic Advising Office.
9. Assist Head Coach in supervision of volunteer and student assistant coaches and student managers.

What You'll Need:

• Bachelor's Degree, required.
• 3 - 5 years coaching experience, preferably at the NCAA Division I level.
• Collegiate playing experience, preferred.
• Annual NCAA Recruiting certification.
• Valid driver's license, preferred.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office.
• Technically proficient in Teamworks, ARMS, Rapsoto and Synergy.
• Demonstrated experience in working in a diverse urban and/or intercollegiate athletics environment.
• Dedication to serving the department, the University and the student-athletes with the highest level of leadership, initiative and integrity.
• Position requires working evening, weekend and holiday hours during school year.
• Travel may be required for extended periods of time for competition and recruiting.

The anticipated hiring range for this position is: $67,000 to $75,000.