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The Assistant Coach for Women’s Swimming and Diving will assist the Head Coach in planning and directing the SMU Women’s Swimming program. This position will report directly to the Head Coach for Women’s Swimming and Diving. Primary duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Recruiting student athletes On deck coaching Planning and recording of training Organizing Home meets Analysis of video for training and competition Completing administrative tasks required by the university and NCAA Assisting the Head Coach with team/recruiting travel, compliance and budget Other duties as assigned by the Head Coach including but not limited to operation of the Aquatic Center, camps, and clinics

Job Summary Assist the Head Men's/Women's Swimming and Diving Coach in all aspects of coaching and teaching for an NCAA Division III sport program. Teach and coach student athletes, recruit highly selective prospective students, develop and implement season training and workout plan, lead physical training (including dryland), organize and run swimming practices, and assist in all facets of aquatics management. Responsibilities Assists the Head Coach in the planning, creation, and implementation of a season training plan and daily workouts, including dryland and weight training. Manages recruiting database and takes the lead in planning and overseeing all aspects of recruiting. Assists the Head Coach in all aspects of team administration and management. Aids in the set-up and running of all varsity swimming and diving competitions and any non-varsity competitions and events held in the pool. Manages and oversees the Master’s Swimming program and other...

Smith College Swimming and Diving is seeking applicants for the Graduate Assistant Swim Coach position. Applicants must also apply for the Masters of Exercise and Sport Studies program. This is a full-time two-year position in which graduate assistants will receive multiple monetary benefits, including a stipend ranging from $6,000-$12,000 and discounted tuition fees.  Smith’s unique graduate program in Exercise and Sport Studies (ESS) prepares individuals to coach collegiate teams. Responsibilities of coaching include, but are not limited to: assisting the head coach with recruiting, managing social media accounts, practice planning, directing skill development, and film breakdown.  Recognized nationally for its excellence, the Master’s program is accredited through the National Committee for Accreditation of Coaching Education (NCACE). The program connects theory with practice by linking coursework with coaching experiences.  To apply for this position, please visit...