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Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Davidson College - ApplyBlast

Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach

Davidson College

3 months ago

Davidson, North Carolina, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

The Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Davidson College will design, implement, and oversee strength and conditioning programs for wrestling, track & field throwers, and assist with football as needed. This full-time, 12‑month benefited role also involves managing the sports performance center, maintaining equipment, and supporting the development of interns and work‑study students.

Responsibilities

Design and implement strength and conditioning programs for assigned teams
Manage daily operations of the Jan and Jon Bazos Sports Performance Center
Maintain equipment and oversee weight room facility function

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in applicable fieldMaster's Degree (preferred)SCCC certificationCSCS certificationCPR & First Aid Certifications

About Davidson College

davidson.edu

Headquarters

Davidson, North Carolina, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1837

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Davidson College is a private liberal arts college located in Davidson, North Carolina. Founded in 1837, it offers a rigorous academic environment underpinned by a commitment to fostering intellectual curiosity and character development. The college is known for its strong emphasis on undergraduate education, providing students with ample opportunities for research, leadership, and community engagement across various disciplines. Davidson's close-knit campus community and dedication to academic excellence make it a distinctive institution in higher education.