A role in a shared recruiting approach is expected. Assistance in facilitating camps will provide opportunities to organize and offer instruction to large groups of athletes and practice effective leadership skills.

Required Qualifications:

• Excellent interpersonal, organizational and communication skills
• Former athlete with a desire to pursue coaching as a career
• Bachelor’s degree and acceptance into the Northwestern College Master of Education program or an online program elsewhere

This is a 2- to 3-year position determined by program of study. Compensation includes a stipend, graduate tuition for the Northwestern College program, and housing with an on-campus meal plan.

The successful candidate  will have an authentic Christian faith and support the college’s mission (www.nwciowa.edu/mission) and identity as expressed in our Vision for Learning (www.nwciowa.edu/vision), Vision for Diversity (www.nwciowa.edu/vision4diversity) and Christian identity statement (www.nwciowa.edu/Christian-identity). Northwestern identifies as Reformed in commitment, evangelical in engagement and ecumenical in spirit.  We view these Christian theological perspectives as complementary and draw from the strengths of each perspective in fulfilling our missions. 

Northwestern College seeks to more fully reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the body of Christ in its faculty, staff, administration and students. Women and candidates from historically underrepresented groups are enthusiastically encouraged to apply.

Review of applications will begin immediately until the position is filled. To apply, send letter of application, résumé and Northwestern College application form to:

Human Resources  •  Northwestern College

101 7^th St. SW  •  Orange City, IA 51041

Apply online at www.nwciowa.edu/employment then send cover letter

and resume to mindy.stichka@nwciowa.edu.