Friday January 30, 2015
Colorado State: John Michael Clay, an assistant strength coach at Samford, is joining the Colorado State strength staff as an assistant strength coach working with the football team.
Thursday January 29, 2015
Colorado State: Per source, John Michael Clay will leave the Samford staff to become an assistant strength coach for football at Colorado State.
Purdue: The Intercollegiate Athletics Department at Purdue University is seeking qualified applicants for (1) full-time, 12-month Sports Performance Graduate Assistant position. Duties include: Technical instruction, demonstration of technique and skills, motivation, development of discipline testing and evaluation of athlete’s performance related to area of sports performance. Qualifications are: Bachelor’s degree and admission to a Purdue University graduate program, strong organizational and computer skills (Microsoft Office) and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment and meet established work deadlines. Evening and weekend hours required Compensation & Tuition Waivers: Stipend $1760 per month (tuition is waved). This is a two-year assignment and includes a monthly stipend (with paid vacation/sick leave) and with full waiver of tuition, the general service fee, and the technology fee. Please note the tuition and fee waiver does not include the differential fee and the repair & rehabilitation fee. Start date will be early summer 2015. Preference will be given to applicants interested in a career in Sports Performance in intercollegiate athletics upon completion of graduate program. For consideration, please send a cover letter, resume and contact information for 3 references to: Duane Carlisle, Director of Sports Performance, Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, Purdue University Guy J. Mackey Arena, 900 John Wooden Drive West Lafayette, IN 47907. Applicant credentials will be accepted until position is filled. Purdue University is an equal access/equal opportunity/affirmative action employer fully committed to achieving a diverse workforce. All individuals, including minorities, women, individuals with disabilities, and protected veterans are encouraged to apply.
Wednesday January 28, 2015
Washington Redskins: Former Bears strength coach Mike Clark has joined the Redskins organization.
Clemson: Clemson University Department of Olympic Sports Strength and Conditioning is seeking highly motivated candidates to fill Summer 2015 internship positions. Individuals will gain knowledge and experience in a Division I Collegiate Strength and Conditioning setting. Individuals will also have the opportunity to work with all the Olympic sports that train out of the Jervey weight room. It may fulfill course credit if necessary. Daily responsibilities will include but are not limited to: assisting with supervision and execution of strength training programs for various sports, attending to daily maintenance of the training facilities, and professional development throughout internship program. Qualifications: Currently pursuing bachelors/masters in exercise science or related field, certified in CPR/First Aid, and a strong desire to become a Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coach. Pursuing NSCA, USAW, or CSCCa certification(s). Compensation: This is a non-paid volunteer position. Will gain experience as well as future recommendation for employment. Applicants please submit a cover letter, resume, and professional references to jprenci@clemson.edu.
St. Joseph (D-II – IN): Kent State grad assistant Eron Hodges has accepted the director of strength and conditioning job at St. Joseph’s.
Tuesday January 27, 2015
Houston Texans: The Texans have hired Penn State assistant strength coach Brian Bell as an assistant strength coach.
Chicago Bears: Central Michigan director of strength and conditioning Rick Perry is leaving to join the Chicago Bears.
Georgetown Preparatory School (MD): The Georgetown Prep department of strength and conditioning is now accepting applications for strength and conditioning VOLUNTEER INTERNS. Daily responsibilities will include but are not limited to assisting with all day-to-day operations within the department, assist training 14 sports, and daily facility maintenance. All applicants are required to bring a strong work ethic and enthusiasm to the work place. Compensation: Even though this is an UNPAID INTERNSHIP, the applicant will gain valuable HIGH SCHOOL strength coaching experience, future recommendations, and college credit. Candidates must desire to become a high school or collegiate strength and conditioning coach. Gaining experience training high school level athletes can be beneficial towards working with collegiate level athletes in the future. Certification from one or more of the following (NSCA, CSCS; CSCCa, SCCC; USAW) are preferred. Hours: 15-20 hours per week. If you are interested in the position, please email a letter of interest, resume, and three professional references to Nick Panetta, Director of Strength and Conditioning at npanetta@gprep.org. We are seeking candidates who are highly motivated and wish to pursue a career in the field of high school or collegiate strength and conditioning.
Tulsa: The University of Tulsa Department of Athletic Performance is accepting applications for the Summer 2015 Athletic Performance Internship Curriculum. This volunteer internship will expose participants to all facets of Athletic Performance. Interns will complete both an academic and practical curriculum. Academic experiences include: weekly reading assignments, program design projects, daily meetings/discussions with full time staff members, and weekly evaluations. Practical experiences include: hands on experience in running a Division I Athletic Performance Department, staff meetings, daily maintenance, technology implementation and record keeping. Interns will receive experience working with various teams in a Division I training environment, have the potential to earn recommendations for future career opportunities, and receive college credit if applicable. Intern qualifications include: enrollment in a bachelor’s/master’s program in exercise science or related field, punctuality, enthusiasm, and strong work ethic. Preferred qualifications include: SCCC or CSCS certification, CPR/First Aid certification. To apply, applicants should send a cover letter, resume, and 3 professional references to Ryder Weischedel, Assistant Director of Athletic Performance, via e-mail: ryder-weischedel@utulsa.edu.
Friday January 23, 2015
University of Mary (D-II – ND): The University of Mary Strength and Conditioning Department is seeking an applicant for graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach. The successful candidate will assist with the implementation of strength training programs for all sports and will be assigned his/her own sports, as capable. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: assisting the head strength and conditioning coach with the design and implementation of sport-specific strength, speed, and agility programs; weight room supervision; daily upkeep and maintenance of equipment; communication with coaches and other duties as assigned by the head strength and conditioning coach.This is a two year position that requires a bachelor’s degree, admission to the graduate program and certification through the CSCCA, NSCA, or USA Weightlifting . Compensation includes an annual stipend and graduate school tuition. Please send e-mail with a cover letter, resume, and three references to head strength and conditioning coach Michael Silbernagel at mssilbernagel@umary.edu.
Houston: Per source, South Florida associate strength director Rod Grace will join the Houston football strength staff.
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