Athletics Assistant Baseball Coach

Position SummaryAssist in developing and supporting a comprehensive recruitment and retention infrastructure aimed at building and maintaining a strong roster of high-quality with the head coach to cultivate and implement a recruiting plan aligned with the Universitys Strategic Plan. The assistant coach plays a key secondary role in identifying and developing student-athletes who will positively represent the University both on and off the field. This includes fostering a culture of community engagement and supporting initiatives that promote the Universitys mission and outreach is a part time seasonal Duties & ResponsibilitiesOn Field/GameDay Responsibilities: Develop and execute a player development plan within your area of with practice planning and execution daily. Collaborate with the hitting coach to apply the teams hitting philosophy in practices and throw batting practice flip tosses and hit fungos to both infielders and role also carries the responsibility of being the in-game bench coach/1B coach which will require good communication and ability to organize charts. Help coordinate team meals during travel with staff and student strong communication and relationships with players and coaching be required to drive SHU vehicles and transport Field Responsibilities: Actively recruit during the summer (57 days/week) and fall (23 days/week) with travel across the Northeast region (NH to NJ/PA).Utilize CARA logs manage expense reports and contribute to scouting report developmentLead the planning and administration of SHU Baseball camps and clinics including scheduling registration and with the Head Coach as need with fundraising community service and team building in developing and managing a student manager program to provide support both on and off the field throughout the duties as Skills Abilities & Other AttributesMust possess a valid drivers license with no violations and maintain a clean driving knowledge of the game of baseball specifically in the areas of hitting baserunning catching and or outfield. Ability to hit a fungo for groundballs and flyballs as well as the capacity to throw consistent/challenging batting to five years of playing and/or coaching experience intercollegiate level with preferred experienceExcellent oral and written communication and interpersonal integrity with a working knowledge of the NCAA D1 Baseball and Metro- Atlantic Conference rules and regulationsStrong administrative and organizational possess current CPR and First Aid certification or be able to obtain certification within a reasonable Working ConditionsAbility to work weekends and nights as needed.