Graduate Assistant for Women's Soccer
Graduate Assistants act as helpers to their departments, students or professors in a research or administrative capacity. Their primary responsibilities include assisting with various administrative tasks, organizing campus events and conducting various research task.
For students intending to get an MBA:
GA positions require a two year commitment to the College. GA’s cannot complete the MBA program in less than two calendar years.
You must first apply and be accepted into the MBA program in order to be selected for a Graduate Assistant position.
You must receive a GA position before being enrolled in any MBA courses; once you have been enrolled in any MBA courses you are no longer eligible to receive a GA position.
Lastly, individuals must remain in good-standing in the graduate program in order to continue in the GA position.
Position Summary
The Women’s Soccer Graduate Assistant is responsible for assisting in all aspects of the program, including but not limited to recruiting, scheduling, training, monitoring academic progress, promotions, fundraising and coaching team members. The Graduate Assistant is required to abide by the rules and regulations established by Benedictine College, the Heart of America Athletic Conference (Heart), and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).
Essential Functions
- Assisting in all aspects of the coaching and management of the soccer program,
- Oversee peripheral members of the program staff,
- Recruiting and scouting in accordance with the NAIA, Heart and Benedictine College policies and procedures,
- Train and coach members of the program,
- Supporting the academic and personal development of all athletes,
- Visible, fully integrated member of the College community,
- Assist in developing camps and clinics,
- Responsible for complying with the rules and regulations of the NAIA as it relates to the program,
- Represent Benedictine College and the program in a professional manner, and
- Responsible for being a proponent of the NAIA Champions of Character Program.
Position Qualifications
Competency Statement(s)
- Commitment to the overall development of the student-athlete and the mission of the College,
- High level of personal integrity,
- Outstanding work ethic,
- Knowledge of and commitment to NAIA rules and regulations,
- Knowledge of sport specific skills and technique,
- Demonstrated ability to inspire student-athletes to develop to their fullest potential,
- Outstanding skills in oral and written communication, and
- Good organizational ability and computer competency.
Education
- Bachelor's Degree
Academic Requirement(s)
- Must be fully admitted in a Master’s Degree program at Benedictine College
Experience
- Strong preference for competitive soccerl experience, either participating and/or coaching
Compensation
- Full tuition waiver (books and fees not included) with completion and approval of Tuition Benefit Form each semester.
Apply
Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Benedictine College welcomes applications from candidates of all backgrounds. The College is committed to assuring equal opportunities in employment.
