ASSISTANT MEN’S VOLLEYBALL COACH (PART-TIME)

November 12, 2025

Brooklyn Campus

Athletics

The Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach supports the Head Men’s Volleyball Coach. In this support role, the Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach is responsible for helping to operate a program for student-athletes and serves as a role model in meeting our complementary goals in Athletics and Recreation.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

• Associate’s Degree is required; BS/BA in appropriate field, preferred
• One year of coaching experience, preferably in collegiate athletics, and college playing experience.

SKILLS, CHARACTERISTICS REQUIRED FOR POSITION

• Ability to coach, teach, and train student-athlete in skills and strategies specific to men’s volleyball;
• Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the stages of student development and the importance of holistic education;
• Ability to establish appropriate and effective mentoring relationships with student-athletes;
• Ability to be a supportive team player within the Athletics and Recreation Department and St. Joseph’s University, New York- Brooklyn;
• Ability to communicative effectively, including checking SJNY-issued e-mail address regularly;
• A working knowledge of computer programs and systems;
• Demonstrated commitment to continued learning/professional development, i.e., attending conferences, clinics, workshops, etc.

PRIMARY DUTIES

• Analyze performance and instruct athletes in skills, techniques, and strategies in preparation for competition and during contests;
• Assist the Head Men’s Volleyball Coach, as directed, in the coordination of general administrative duties, including budgeting, contest scheduling, travel planning, etc.;
• Communicate with Athletics & Recreation Department administrators and support staff, as needed and as directed by Head Coach;
• Assist with the ordering and inventorying of equipment and assist with the maintenance and use of facilities and equipment for contests and practices, as directed by Head Coach;
• Adhere to and follow all rules and guidelines of St. Joseph’s University, New York-Brooklyn, the Skyline Conference, and the NCAA;
• Be present for practices and competitions in both the traditional and non-traditional season as defined by the NCAA;
• Maintain consistent and reliable attendance.

APPLICATION PROCESS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Regular evening, weekend, and flexible hours are required.

Salary Range: Up to $6,000

Please send cover letter, resume and list of three references to:

Jay Saran, Head Men’s Volleyball Coach

[email protected]

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