Head Women's Lacrosse Coach​/Assistant Coordinator for Student Athlete Success

Albertus Magnus College:

Founded in 1925, Albertus Magnus College has thrived through the dedication of individuals across academic and administrative roles, committed to advancing the College’s mission and upholding the four pillars of the Dominican Tradition:
Study, Prayer, Community, and Service. Today, Albertus Magnus stands as a vibrant example of modern higher education.

The Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach and Assistant Coordinator for Student-Athlete Success will assist administratively for strategic leadership programming focused on intercollegiate student-athletes’ holistic success, extending from recruitment to engagement, retention, graduation, and post-graduate career outcomes.

Varsity student-athletes comprise roughly one half of full-time, traditional undergraduate enrollment, including significant representation in Albertus housing. The successful recruitment, retention, and graduation of student-athletes is a strategic priority for the College and a major component of enrollment management objectives, including enrollment-related revenues.

As the Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach, this individual is accountable for building the requisite roster size and developing a student-athlete recruitment plan to ensure the long-term sustainability and competitiveness of appropriate rosters. The Head Coach implements a strength and conditioning program and plans for and manages practices and competitions. The Head Coach also must provide positive guidance to each student-athlete that fosters and develops the premise that athletics are an integral component of the student experience, and that athletic achievement must not come at the expense of academic success.

The Assistant Coordinator for Student-Athlete Success works collaboratively in identifying and leading strategies and initiatives focused on achieving measurable performance outcomes and metrics across the enrollment management student lifecycle. The individual also works collaboratively and supportively with other College departments and personnel, serving as a liaison, facilitator, and advocate with areas such as academic advising, admissions, career and professional development, faculty, financial aid, and student services.

- Develops and implements a recruiting plan to achieve and maintain a roster size adequate for sponsorship of women’s lacrosse in accordance with the College’s enrollment growth strategies.

- Develops and implements a daily practice plan to ensure proper preparation for intercollegiate competition.

- Provides contest preparation by scouting opponents.

- Promotes the visions and values of Albertus Magnus College by emphasizing the experience and education of each student-athlete as the most important component of intercollegiate athletic participation.

- Supervises assistant coaches and provides feedback for continued growth and development.

- Provides a year‑round strength and conditioning program tailored towards the individual sport.

- Represents their respective program during coaches’ meetings.

- Coordinates fundraising activities to benefit the student-athlete experience for the women’s lacrosse program

In this role, the Assistant Coordinator for Student-Athlete Success will work in conjunction with its department counterpart and will share responsibilities over the following areas.

- Oversees the department’s Athletics Study Hall program, including the staffing and monitoring of sessions, and tracking of all data related to the program.

- Collaborates with academic advisors and student success navigators for improved intervention and retention using Navigate and face‑to‑face interactions.

- Track GPA and monitor satisfactory academic progress for all student-athletes.

- Works collaboratively with the Director of Athletics, Senior Associate AD/Compliance and Office of Institutional Research in order to monitor and effectively communicate the academic progress of student-athletes for reporting purposes.

- Liaisons with Admissions Office for the purpose of internal and external collaboration…