Head Men’s Soccer Coach Contract

MISSION

Rosemont College is a community of lifelong learners committed to academic excellence and the joy of knowledge
exploration. We aspire to cultivate open and critical minds, instill the ability to make thoughtful moral choices, and foster a sense of
responsibility towards serving others in our global society.

Founded on Catholic principles, Rosemont College embraces individuals
of all faiths and is guided by the teachings of The United East Conference and the Society of the Holy Child Jesus, adapting to meet
contemporary challenges.

At Rosemont College, we cherish:

• Trust in and reverence for the dignity of every
  individual.

• Diversity, affirming our commitment to nurturing an inclusive international community.
• Persistence and
  courage in advancing justice with compassion.
• Stewardship of the Earth as our shared home.

These values underscore our
mission to inspire intellectual curiosity, ethical leadership, and compassionate engagement in the world.

SUMMARY
Reporting to
the Director of Athletics, the Head Coach of Men’s Soccer is responsible for the comprehensive organization, management, and development of
the men’s soccer program. This individual plays a critical role in fostering a positive team culture, promoting academic and athletic
excellence, and ensuring the holistic development of student-athletes. The Head Coach must possess strong interpersonal, leadership, and
communication skills to effectively coach, recruit, and build relationships with students, staff, alumni, and the broader college community.
The role requires a strategic approach to program development, a commitment to student-athlete welfare, and adherence to institutional,
conference, and NCAA regulations.

SPECIFIC DUTIES INCLUDE
The duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the
following functions, listed in order of importance and significance:

Recruiting

• Develop and execute an effective
  recruiting plan to achieve recruiting and competitive goals.
• Identify prospective student-athletes qualified for admission to
  Rosemont College.
• Effectively communicate with prospective student-athletes and coordinate recruitment efforts with Rosemont’s
  Office of Admissions, particularly with the assigned sport counselor and utilizing Jenzabar JRM.

Teaching/Coaching &
Student-Athlete Experience

• Demonstrate knowledge of, and ability to develop, technical sport skills, strategies, and program
  philosophy.
• Promote student-athlete welfare and provide appropriate mentoring to student-athletes and assistant coaches.

Program Administration

• Schedule practices and games in coordination with the Assistant Director of
  Athletics.
• Maintain inventory of equipment, uniforms, and supplies.
• Manage team travel according to established policies and
  procedures, including travel and meal signoffs and receipts.
• Provide required information to the Assistant Director of Athletics for
  compliance purposes and to the Sports Information Director for statistics, website management, and promotion/publicity.
• Regularly
  meet with the Assistant or Director of Athletics and attend monthly coaches’ meetings.

• Attending all UE meetings,
  including preseason, awards, and postseason meetings, both in-person and via conference calls.
• Comply with all mandatory reporting
  and film exchange requirements as stipulated by UE /NCAA.
• Coordinate all fundraising activities for the program.
• Communicate
  effectively with the Department of Athletics staff and the College community on matters pertaining to the program.
• Operate within
  all College, UE, and NCAA III guidelines.

Supervision

• Identify, hire, train, and evaluate assistant coaches
  (including volunteers) and managers (as applicable).
• Ensure that assistant coaches and volunteers adhere to all College, UE, and
  NCAA III guidelines.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent required; master’s degree
  preferred.
• 2-3 years of coaching experience at the college level or significant experience at the high school/club
  level.
• Ability to recruit quality student-athletes to a strong academic environment.
• Ability to effectively teach and coach
  student-athletes in both team and individual settings.
• Commitment to providing a positive role model and leadership to the team,
  with excellent communication skills required.
• Ability to interact effectively with a wide variety of people, positively portraying
  the College and its programs, personnel, and philosophies.
• AED, CPR, and First Aid certified.
• Must possess a current
  driver’s license and a driving record insurable by the College’s insurer.