This position is responsible for developing the wide receiver unit, including route running, blocking, technique, and game preparation. The coach will contribute to offensive strategy, recruiting, and the overall success of the football program.

The EOU Assistant Football Coach demands a capable and deeply committed professional who is a great teacher and a person of character. The Eastern Oregon University Assistant Football Coach is expected to adhere to the NAIA Coaches Code and EOU’s Athletic Department’s guiding principles:

1. Support the physical, emotional, social, and mental development of student-athletes through a robust system of care and support that produces quality student-athlete experiences.
2. Support high standards for academic excellence, assisting in academic oversight.
3. A competent pursuit of athletic excellence shown by competing for Frontier Conference titles and participating in NAIA postseason play by advancing to the national championships.
4. Embrace the responsibility for equitable treatment and promotion of diversity, acceptance, and inclusion.
5. Encourage department innovation for enhanced success, and cultivate a mindset for growth, professional development, work-life integration, and department financial vitality.
6. Promote community engagement and student-athlete character development through respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship, and servant leadership.
7. Strictly adhere to the highest level of fiscal control and full compliance with all governing associations with transparency and integrity.
8. Engage EOU alumni through collaborative efforts that generate "Lifelong Mountie" loyalty and support.

This position is responsible for developing the wide receiver unit, including route running, blocking, technique, and game preparation. The coach will contribute to offensive strategy, recruiting, and the overall success of the football program.

The EOU Assistant Football Coach demands a capable and deeply committed professional who is a great teacher and a person of character. The Eastern Oregon University Assistant Football Coach is expected to adhere to the NAIA Coaches Code and EOU’s Athletic Department’s guiding principles:

1. Support the physical, emotional, social, and mental development of student-athletes through a robust system of care and support that produces quality student-athlete experiences.
2. Support high standards for academic excellence, assisting in academic oversight.
3. A competent pursuit of athletic excellence shown by competing for Frontier Conference titles and participating in NAIA postseason play by advancing to the national championships.
4. Embrace the responsibility for equitable treatment and promotion of diversity, acceptance, and inclusion.
5. Encourage department innovation for enhanced success, and cultivate a mindset for growth, professional development, work-life integration, and department financial vitality.
6. Promote community engagement and student-athlete character development through respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship, and servant leadership.
7. Strictly adhere to the highest level of fiscal control and full compliance with all governing associations with transparency and integrity.
8. Engage EOU alumni through collaborative efforts that generate "Lifelong Mountie" loyalty and support.