Question 1

What are the essential qualifications for the Head Coach, Women's Rugby position at Princeton University?

Accepted Answer

Essential qualifications include a successful background as a rugby coach , excellent organizational skills , proficiency with MS Office products (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint) , good communication skills, demonstrated leadership skills , and organizational ability for practice and recruiting. Certifications required post-hire: CPR, First Aid, AED , and USA Rugby Level 100 and 200 or equivalent. A valid driver’s license is required. Explore similar roles in administration jobs . Preferred: collegiate-level competitive experience and coaching.

Question 2

What are the main responsibilities of the Head Coach, Women's Rugby?

Accepted Answer

Responsibilities include coaching rugby aligned with Princeton's educational mission, ethical values-based coaching for student-athlete development, operating a competitive Division I Women's Rugby program , recruiting student-athletes per University guidelines, collaborating with Athletics Department staff , communicating with constituencies, developing the Friends Group , and adhering to NIRA, Ivy League, ECAC, NCAA rules . Nights and weekends required. See Ivy League schools for context.

Question 3

What is the salary and benefits for this Head Coach position?

Accepted Answer

The salary range is $85,000 to $105,000 . Full-time role with 36.25 standard weekly hours , nights/weekends required, benefits eligible , 180-day probationary period, no overtime eligibility. Princeton is an Equal Opportunity Employer . Check university salaries for comparisons.

Question 4

When is the application deadline for Head Coach, Women's Rugby at Princeton?

Accepted Answer

Applications are due by the expiration date of May 10, 2026 . Posted 5 days ago (Requisition #2026-21602). Apply promptly via Princeton's portal. View open higher ed administration jobs on AcademicJobs.com.

Question 5

Does this role involve recruiting and compliance with NCAA rules?

Accepted Answer

Yes, identify and recruit student-athletes within University guidelines. Adhere strictly to NIRA, Ivy League, ECAC, and NCAA rules . Uphold Department of Athletics mission : Education Through Athletics. Learn more about Ivy League athletics opportunities.

Question 6

What is the work environment and culture at Princeton Athletics?

Accepted Answer

Princeton University Department of Athletics strives for excellence in academics and athletics, embracing equity, good sportsmanship , and ethical conduct. Committed to a culture celebrating differences where all feel valued. Integrate with University constituencies for student-athlete development. See employer branding in higher ed .

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