This position will assume primary responsibility for the conduct of the men’s and women’s intercollegiate swimming and diving programs. The Head Coach will be responsible for the recruitment, retention, academic, and personal development of the student-athletes. The Head coach will also be responsible for the physical training and skill development of the student-athletes. The coach is expected to have knowledge of and abide by the philosophy, rules, and regulations of Pace University, the NE-10 Conference, and the NCAA. The head coach will assist in the operation of the swimming pool during summer camps.

Position Duties:

Manage meet and practice coaching responsibilities for the swimming & diving program. Assume responsibility for the recruiting of student-athletes who have the potential for meeting the University standards for admission and to be a successful member of the swim and dive team. Responsibility for the academic credibility of student-athletes recruited to the University to swim and dive. With regard to this responsibility, such matters as class attendance, progress towards a degree, and graduation rates will be considered important as will the retention rate of student-athletes recruited to the University to swim and dive. The NCAA APR process is the measuring tool for monitoring progress towards a degree and retention of student-athletes. Understanding and having a working knowledge of and abiding by applicable policies and regulations of Pace University, the Northeast 10 Conference, and the NCAA, it being understood that your failure to comply with such rules and regulations may result in disciplinary action taken against you by the Northeast 10, or by the NCAA or by Pace UniversityPromoting the University generally and the swimming & diving program specifically by maintaining a high profile with the constituencies important to fundraising, promotions, and public relations.

This consists of: A. Being available to speak to groups who have the potential to support the University; B. Assisting fundraising visits and presentations whenever possible; Responsible for arranging team transportation, housing, and meals. Working closely with the Business Manager to: 1) monitor expenditures for swimming and diving so as to stay within University budget guidelines as well as Conference and NCAA rules and 2) the ordering of supplies and services needed to operate a Division II swimming and Diving program. Representing the University in a manner that projects sportsmanship, class, and integrity at all times.

On and off deck behavior is considered extremely important in this regard fulfilling such other related duties that arise or are assigned by the Associate Athletic Director. Oversees pool operations in regards to summer camps. 1. Swim assessment for summer camps 2. Oversee safety during swim camp in-water sessions. 3. Troubleshoot any lifeguard staffing issues. 4. As CPO, assist in overseeing proper sanitation for the pool. In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, this position has been designated as a Campus Security Authority (CSA). CSAs are individuals at the University who, because of their function at the University, have an obligation under the Clery Act to notify the University of alleged Clery Crimes that are reported to them in good faith, or alleged Clery Crimes that they may personally witness. CSAs will be required to complete training with respect to the Clery Act and the responsibilities of a CSA.

Bachelors Degree required. WSI and CPO certifications preferred Previous swimming and/or coaching experience on the collegiate level. Candidates must demonstrate potential to teach, lead, and counsel college student-athletes.