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USATF Employment OpportunityFeb 02 1999DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS The national governing body of an Indianapolis-based Olympic sport seeks a director of communications. The director reports to the chief executive officer and is part of the organization's senior management team, managing in- house staff and consultants and the department's budget. The successful applicant has a minimum four years of progressive experience in the sports world either at a public relations firm, university or corporation. This individual has a bachelor's degree (masters preferred) in public relations, communications, journalism or related, is Internet savvy, and is familiar with radio and TV broadcasting and publications. The director must be a proven strategic communications thinker and doer and have excellent presentation skills. Frequent travel is required. Compensation is tied to experience. Equal opportunity employer. For further information contact: Director of Communications Search c/o 1900 13th Street, Suite 200 Boulder, CO 80302-5230 Phone: 303-449-7771 Fax: 303-449-3813 E-mail: mrabrand@aol.com If you have news, results or info please let us know by using our submission form or emailing Larry Steinke EMPLOYMENT NOTICE Ottawa Lions Head Coach / AdministratorNovember 18 1998The Ottawa Lions Track and Field Club is seeking a full-time Head Coach / Administrator for its day to day operations. Duties: Working with the Board of Directors, duties include managing the regular activities of the club in Ottawa including coaching, budgeting, accounting, planning entries and travel as well as athlete, coach and volunteer development. The range of activities is variable and multi-faceted, requiring coaching athletes and coaches, while being the club's permanent staff to interact with the various partners and the local community. Qualifications: A post-secondary education with appropriate elite coaching credentials and club management experience is essential. Computer and accounting knowledge are necessary. Bilingualism would be an asset. The ability to operate within a flexible work week and to travel on a regular basis are also required. Salary and Start Date: The base salary is in the $30,000 range and is negotiable. The ability to start as soon as possible after January 1, 1999 is desirable. Applications: Applications should be submitted by January 1, 1999 to: Mr. Vince Fay, Club President 402-295 Gilmour Street Ottawa, ON K2P 0P7 613-235-9705 (tel) 613-9900120 (fax) e-mail: fayv@dfo-mpo.gc.ca If you have a job posting, news, results or info please let us know by using our submission form or emailing Larry Steinke EMPLOYMENT NOTICE Director, National Coaching Institute - TorontoNovember 6 1998The National Sport Centre - Toronto (NSCT) is a sports service organization committed to supporting the pursuit of excellence for high performance athletes and coaches in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) by contributing to an enhanced environment of services and programs to help them achieve international podium results. The Position The Director of the National Coaching Institute - Toronto is responsible for the development and delivery of programs aimed at improving the quality of high performance coaching. The Director contributes to the development of national coaching programs and standards as a member of the Coaching Association of Canada high performance coaching team, while working within the structure of the National Sport Centre - Toronto to deliver programs to high performance coaches in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Responsibilities Principle responsibilities fall within three major areas: Planning, development and delivery of the National Coaching Institute full-time and part-time diploma program; Development of other NSCT coaching initiatives, such as high performance seminars, professional development for NSCT coaches, administration of a coach employment assistance program, dissemination of sport science information, etc; Contribution to the national programs of the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) and the Canadian Professional Coaches Association (CPCA). Qualifications Master's degree in physical education or the equivalent; High performance sport and coaching experience; Work experience in coaching development (e.g. course delivery, material development, etc.); Experience in the management of sport programs; Knowledge of the National Coaching Certification Program and the Canadian high performance sport environment; Strong communication (verbal/written/computer) and interpersonal skills; Bilingualism is an asset. Location: Toronto Start Date: January 1999 Salary: Commensurate with education and experience. Application Deadline: November 24, 1998. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. The National Sport Centre - Toronto is an equal opportunity employer. Forward applications, with references, to: Administration Office If you have a job posting, news, results or info please let us know by using our submission form or emailing Larry Steinke Assistant Coach Opening - Throws SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY, in Fairfield, Connecticut has a part-time assistant track and field coach opening for the 1998-99 school year. The successful candidate will be directly responsible for overseeing the training and preparation of our men's and women's throwers. The position requires hands-on coaching primarily, with some limited recruiting and administrative duties. Candidates with intercollegiate throwing experience and a bachelor's degree at a minimum are preferred, but others will be considered. Previous coaching experience is, of course, a plus. Sacred Heart University is currently a NCAA Division Two member. We will be moving to Division One and joining the Northeast Conference in the fall of 1999. We conduct a well-rounded, comprehensive track and field/cross country program. Current staff include a full-time head coach who works primarily with distance and middle distance runners, and four assistants whose duties break down upon the following lines: sprints/hurdles; jumps; throws; and pole vault/multi-events. Our current throws coach is leaving us to pursue a doctorate full-time. This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to break into coaching, or move-up from the high school coaching ranks. In the brief four-year history of Sacred Heart's track and field program the throws have been our strength and we return a talented group of athletes for our next throws coach to work with. Interested parties should respond to this e-mail or contact our office by telephone. Regards, Christian Morrison Head Track & Field/Cross Country Coach Sacred Heart University (NCAA II) 5151 Park Ave. Fairfield, CT 06432-1000 Phone: (203) 365-7618 Fax: (203) 365-7696 E-Mail: morrisonc@sacredheart.edu Emory University Track & Field Coach John Curtain is looking for a Throws Coach/Intern. Emory is an NCAA Div 3 school in Atlanta, GA. Should you have some interest, John can be reached at 404-727-4098. The Head Coach of Women's Track & XC at New York Univ. is looking for a part-time assistant coach with knowledge, experience and teaching ability of throws,(weight, hammer, shot, discus, javelin). Female or Male, graduate assistants, HS coaches, former athletes, all applicants accepted. Please send resume to Coach Jef Smith, 181 Mercer Street, New York, NY, 10012 or call me ASAP at 212 998 2076. Fax number is 212 995 4105. Position available immediately. Part Time Assistant Women's Throws Coach position available at New York University. Contact: Head Coach Jef Smith, 212-998-2076 or mail resume to 181 Mercer Street, New York, NY 10012 or fax to:212-995-4105. [ MEET INFORMATION ] [ ANALYSIS & TIPS ] [ THROWS ARTICLES ] [ INTERVIEWS ] [ RECORDS ] [ RESULTS ] [ CLASSIFIEDS ] [ HOT LINK ARCHIVE ] [ DISCUSSION FORUM ] [ SUBMISSIONS ] [ THROWERS QUIZ ] [ GUESTBOOK ] | ||