Friday November 16, 2018
BYU: BYU has an opening for Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach. The individual will coordinate the strength and conditioning program for teams assigned (excluding football) by the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach by designing and implementing strength and conditioning programs, regularly testing the athletes to determine the effectiveness of the programs and maintaining accurate records of athlete's progress. Assist with the scheduling and daily upkeep of the strength and conditioning facility. 2 years of experience at the collegiate level strongly preferred. Certification through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA-CSCS) or Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (SCCC) is required. The qualified individual will also demonstrate a passion for the strength and conditioning profession, strong communication skills, and the ability to motivate a variety of student-athletes on a daily basis. Bachelor's degree in exercise science or related field required, master's degree preferred. Apply at yjobs.byu.edu
Indiana State: The Strength and Conditioning Staff at Indiana State University is looking for unique, hard working individuals to fill volunteer internship positions for the 2019 Spring Semester. Individuals will have the opportunity to work with both Sycamore Football and Olympic Sports programs under an approved CSCCa Mentor. This internship will not only provide individuals the opportunity to broaden their skills and experience, but how to APPLY their skills, experience and new-found talent all while impacting the success of Indiana State Athletics. During this internship, there will be UNLIMITED opportunities to learn from staff members. Individuals will be joining a young, vibrant staff that loves coaching. If you are looking to ENJOY your internship and learn how to COACH, please send your resume and a list of three references to Lucas White, Graduate Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at lwhite16@sycamores.indstate.edu.
Kent State University: The Strength & Conditioning staff at the Kent State University is now accepting applications for its 2019 Spring Semester Internship Program. This is an unpaid position that lasts for the duration of the spring semester with a start date of January 14, 2019. No monetary compensation or housing will be provided. This internship is mentor approved for those individuals preparing to complete the required hours for the SCCC certification issued by the CSCCa and can be used to fulfill class requirements for college credit. Candidates interested in this position should be hardworking, passionate, and detail orientated individuals, who have the desire to work in the strength & conditioning field at the collegiate level. Applicants should either be working towards or hold a BA/BS in Exercise Science or a related field. Responsibilities will include: Daily clean up and maintenance of the facility and all equipment. Setup and break down of weight room and field for all athletic workouts, and supervision of training sessions. Interested applicants should email one PDF file containing a cover letter, resume, and three professional references to Assistant Sports Performance Coach Orie Sahlfeld at asahlfel@kent.edu