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Department:
Competitive Sports Programs
Time Type:
Part time
FLSA Status:
Non-Exempt
Job Description:
Summary:
The Intramural Sports Official is responsible for enforcing the
rules of the game while also maintaining control of the sporting
event by not letting player or fan conduct become demonstrative or
domineering.
Essential Functions:
- Wear proper uniform and represent the department in a
professional manner.
- Report to all scheduled shifts on time (15 minutes prior to the
start of the games(s)). If unable to work scheduled shifts, the
official is responsible for securing a sub of equal
competence.
Inspect and assist with teardown of field/court of play at the
end of each game, including trash clean-up and lost and
found.
Understand and implement (as needed) Rec. Sports & Fitness
emergency protocol and procedures.
Maintain positive and effective communication with patrons,
co-workers and management.
Conduct a pregame meeting.
Highlight points of emphasis, answer any questions, and
emphasize sportsmanship.
Report all facility abuse or participant discipline problems to
the supervisor. In conjunction with the IM Supervisor document
through written (clearly legible) report(s) all ejections and
serious issues. Reports must be detailed including exact verbiage
(verbatim) of the participant(s). Reports must be professionally
written.
Attend all mandatory trainings and meetings.
Work a varied schedule to include days, nights, and
weekends.
Communicate effectively with the Coordinator of Intramural
Sports including but not limited to regularly checking e-mail and
returning phone calls.
Conduct oneself in a manner that is befitting of an official,
member of Recreational Sports and Fitness, and student of American
University.
Assume all other duties as assigned.
Position Type/Expected Hours of Work:
- Part-time.
- 12 hours per week.
Salary Range:
Required Education and Experience:
- Understand and demonstrate a proficiency in enforcement of all
Intramural policies and procedures. Demonstrate an understanding of
all IM sport specific rules.
- Have the ability to work hours during evenings and
weekends.
Other Details
- This position is available only to enrolled American
University students.
- Please note this job announcement is not designed to cover or
contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or
responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job.
Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time
with or without notice.
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