Assistant Football Coach, Offensive Coordinator | Towson University - Military Veterans

Towson University (TU) is one of the nation’s top 100 public universities. Located north of Baltimore, TU currently enrolls over 19,000 students and is the second-largest university in the prestigious University System of Maryland.  Towson University values diversity and fosters a climate that is grounded in respect and inclusion to cultivate the intellectual and personal growth of the entire university community.

The Assistant Football Coach, Offensive Coordinator will assist in the areas of student-athlete recruitment, development of game plans, practice and game coaching, skill instruction, and academic monitoring

The Offensive Coordinator will organize, conduct, and supervise all aspects of the offensive game for the football program to include the following: skill instruction, practices, competition preparation, competition day coaching, and participation within designated conference and NCAA meetings. Additional responsibilities include:

Recruiting and evaluating prospective student-athletes through the use of New Media Technologies

Organizing official visits, including assigning hosts, creating travel itineraries, and managing all budgetary elements of visits while adhering to all NCAA regulations

Tracking all admissions through the application process of our prospective student-athletes

Providing instruction to student-athlete hosts on department/NCAA policies & procedures for a visit

Assisting with academic support, fundraising activities, and community servicing, including communication and outreach to alumni

Adhering to NCAA rules

Completing recruiting logs and other end-of-year summaries and correspondence within ARMS and in coordination with the Compliance Office

Performing other administrative duties as assigned by the Head Football Coach

This position will need to be available during evenings and weekends. Travel is required.

Bachelor’s degree and two years of coaching experience at the college, high school, professional, club/clinic level, or graduate assistant level

Ability to train and recruit at the Division I collegiate level

Ability to accept and carry out assigned programs and responsibilities

Ability to pass the NCAA recruiting test and have a thorough understanding of NCAA rules and regulations

Ability to work collaboratively within the structure and framework of an Athletics Department and university

Effective communication while working well with students, parents, faculty, staff, alumni, and the community

A demonstrated commitment to high academic standards for student-athletes and their ability to succeed both academically and athletically

A demonstrated commitment to building a positive team culture, and commitment to the personal and professional development of student-athletes