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Stanford: Stanford Football Sports Performance is looking for 3-6 Volunteer Interns for the Winter/Spring with dates running from January 6th to May 23rd. Start and finish dates can be negotiated based off of School Requirements on hours. This internship is designed for individuals who want to have a career in the field of Football Sports Performance. This is an UNPAID position. Interns will be provided with opportunities to grow and have hands-on coaching experience in a FBS football program. Responsibilities include assisting in all aspects of training, set-up and breakdown of daily training sessions, data collection, as well as participation in a rigorous internship curriculum. Please email your cover letter, resume, and list of three professional references in a single page PDF to Austin Sparks at sparks45@stanford.edu.
Georgia Southern: Georgia Southern University (SBC) Football Strength and Conditioning Department is looking for 2-3 volunteer interns for WINTER/SPRING 2025. All positions will be UNPAID. The successful candidates will assist with all daily duties as it pertains to GASO Football Strength and Conditioning including but not limited to: assisting with coaching, data tracking, data entry, fueling station management and any other duties as assigned by anyone apart of the GASO program. The expected start date will tentatively be January 9 th , 2025, and go until May 5 th , 2025. Interested applicants should e-mail a cover letter, resume, and three professional references in a SINGLE PDF file to Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Jacob Byron at jbyron@georgiasouthern.edu.
Haverford College: Haverford College Athletics is looking to hire a part time 10-15 hour strength and conditioning intern for the 2025 spring semester. The position will have the opportunity to design, implement, and coach the s&c program for at least 1 varsity program on their own, with the potential for more. This will include full autonomy in programming lifts, as well as the potential to lead speed, agility, and conditioning sessions for the team. They will also assist in coaching the other teams during lifts and speed+agility sessions. The intern will learn how to implement VBT technology (Enode), Jump testing equipment (Just Jump Mat), and fully automated sprint timing (brower). The position has a $1,000 stipend and is for the spring semester. Start date is January 21st. SCCC or CSCS preferred, First Aid and CPR required. Interested candidates please email Nicky Miranda at nmiranda1@haverford.edu with resume and references.