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Syracuse: The Syracuse University Football Strength & Conditioning program is currently accepting applications for volunteer strength and conditioning interns for Winter/Spring semester 2025. This is an UNPAID position that will last for the duration of the semester with the possibility of renewal for the Summer . Interns will gain practical experience working with student-athletes and well as technology such as GPS, Force plates, and Perch. Interns can also gain hours toward CSCCA SCCC under approved Coach Jordan Barber. Required qualifications include working towards or completion of bachelor’s degree in exercise science or related field, strong desire to become a strength and conditioning professional, a strong work ethic and a strong desire to learn. Preferred qualifications: CSCS or CSCCA certification and current CPR/AED certification. Responsibilities to include but are not limited to cleaning and maintenance of the weight room, assisting/observing training sessions, set up and break down of equipment, and other duties as assigned. Please submit a resume and three professional references to Nick Raszeja at njraszej@syr.edu.
Ithaca (D-III - NY): Ithaca is seeking a Graduate Student Assistantship in strength and conditioning for the 2025-2026 academic year. The graduate assistantship is awarded to 1st year students for the Master of Science in Exercise and Sports Science at Ithaca College. To be considered for an assistantship, you must be admitted to the Exercise and Sport Sciences graduate program in the Department of Exercise Science and Athletic Training. Assistantships are available for full-time matriculated graduate students (MS degree only.) More information about the Master of Science Exercise and Sport Science degree program can be found here. Qualifications: Certification or for the CSCS by the NSCA, SCCC by the CSCCa, &/or USAW by August 15, 2025. AED/CPR certified required. First Aid certified required. Responsibilities: Graduate student assistants work alongside the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach in the organization, design and implementation of all aspects of strength and conditioning program for a NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletic program. Graduate student assistants work a maximum of 20 hours/week. For more information on the specifics of assistantship assignments, please contact Andrew Parker, Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Performance and Intercollegiate Athletics at aparker4@ithaca.edu. Award: 50% tuition scholarship (15 to 18 credits depending on thesis or non-thesis plan) plus stipend for working 20 hours/week Fall and Spring semesters ($12,800) of your 1st year of study totaling $27,560 - $30,512 applied to the 1st year of study. Based on performance, students are eligible to be hired by Athletics to continue work in the strength and condition program on an hourly rate as student employees during their second year. The MS can be completed in 16 months (non-thesis) or two-years (thesis). Application procedures: You must apply to the M.S. program in Exercise and Sport Sciences to be reviewed for any assistantship. On your admission application, identify that you are applying for an assistantship and provide the additional requested materials within the online application process. To start the application process, go to the Ithaca College graduate admissions website. Deadline: In order to be considered for an assistantship, all applications for admission and applications for assistantship must be received by FEBRUARY 15th, 2025. For more information, please contact Dr. Deborah L. King, Graduate Program Chair, Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at ESSG@ithaca.edu, visit the ESS website, or watch our information videos: short video, in depth video.