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The mission of Recreation Services (RS) is to promote overall student wellness. We accomplish our mission by providing organized and informal programs designed to engage the body and mind for the purposes of fun, fitness, social interaction, competition, skill acquisition, and adventure.
- Learn all rules and mechanics of selected sport
- Conduct all games in a fun, fair, and safe environment
- Keep open communication with participants before, during, and after each game
- Handle any conflicts that may arise with participants
- Learn and enforce all sport rules
- Attend required staff trainings and meetings
- Perform other work and duties as assigned
- Must be currently enrolled as a student at University of Colorado taking at least 6 credits
- High degree of initiative
- Strong customer service skills
- Strong communication skills
- Good decision making and problem solving skills
- Ability to work without continuous direct supervision
- Availability to work evenings and weekends; as well as special event shifts as needed
Women's Lacrosse Assistant Coach
- Assisting with planning and running practice alongside the head coach
- Assisting with coaching and subbing during games
- Being a leadership figure (setting expectations, holding members responsible for missing
practice, messing around, etc.) - Providing plays and improving our level of play to achieve our end goal of being national
champions
Salary Range: $1000
Email cover letter (with coaching and lacrosse experience) and resume to the contact information below.
- Contact: rhlblacrosse@gmail.com
- Deadline: Sept. 16
Men's Lacrosse Defensive Coordinator
The Colorado men’s lacrosse team is currently accepting applications to fill its vacant defensive coordinator coaching position.
The Buffaloes are currently a member of the Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA) and the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference (RMLC), of which they are the defending conference champions.
The incoming coach will be responsible for leading and collaborating with the student leaders of the men’s lacrosse team. The Colorado men’s lacrosse team is a student-run collegiate sport club at CU Boulder that is consistently ranked among the top programs in the country.
The Buffaloes were previously led by the well-respected John Galvin, who built the program into one of the nation’s best and even captured a national championship in 2014.
Players at the university take this team very seriously, as it requires a high level of commitment; and we are looking for staff members that are comfortable with reciprocating this commitment to the team.
Duties for this job include recruiting student-athletes, organizing and planning games and practices, scheduling, fundraising, and coordinating with assistant coaches. This position spans the full academic year with practices and competitions during the school week as well as typically on the weekends.
This job requires occasional travel during both the fall and spring seasons.
- Responsible for holding athletes and coaches to rules set forth by MCLA and CU Club Sports Office
- Uphold the culture of the CU Men’s lacrosse team by enforcing team guidelines and continuing the tradition of high standards for both athletes and coaches
- Emphasizing the important balance between academics and athletics in the lives of the student-athletes
- Assist the Head Coach with practice schedules and run practice
- Coordinate travel plans with Club Sports offices and hosting schools
- Attend all required MCLA and Club Sports Office meetings
- Arrange practice facility use during the school year
- Responsible for seeking out and responding to potential incoming recruits
- Responsible for running team meetings during the year and ensuring athlete eligibility
- Education: High school diploma required, Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Coaching experience at the high school level required, collegiate coaching experience preferred (MCLA/NCAA)
- Playing experience at the college level or professional preferred
Men's Lacrosse Faceoff Specialist
The Colorado men’s lacrosse team is currently accepting applications to fill its vacant defensive coordinator coaching position.
The Buffaloes are currently a member of the Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA) and the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference (RMLC), of which they are the defending conference champions.
The incoming coach will be responsible for leading and collaborating with the student leaders of the men’s lacrosse team. The Colorado men’s lacrosse team is a student-run collegiate sport club at CU Boulder that is consistently ranked among the top programs in the country.
The Buffaloes were previously led by the well-respected John Galvin, who built the program into one of the nation’s best and even captured a national championship in 2014.
Players at the university take this team very seriously, as it requires a high level of commitment; and we are looking for staff members that are comfortable with reciprocating this commitment to the team.
Duties for this job include recruiting student-athletes, organizing and planning games and practices, scheduling, fundraising, and coordinating with assistant coaches. This position spans the full academic year with practices and competitions during the school week as well as typically on the weekends.
This job requires occasional travel during both the fall and spring seasons.
- Responsible for holding athletes and coaches to rules set forth by MCLA and CU Club Sports Office
- Uphold the culture of the CU Men’s lacrosse team by enforcing team guidelines and continuing the tradition of high standards for both athletes and coaches
- Emphasizing the important balance between academics and athletics in the lives of the student-athletes
- Assist the Head Coach with practice schedules and run practice
- Coordinate travel plans with Club Sports offices and hosting schools
- Attend all required MCLA and Club Sports Office meetings
- Arrange practice facility use during the school year
- Responsible for seeking out and responding to potential incoming recruits
- Responsible for running team meetings during the year and ensuring athlete eligibility
- Education: High school diploma required, Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Coaching experience at the high school level required, collegiate coaching experience preferred (MCLA/NCAA)
- Playing experience at the college level or professional preferred
Men's Lacrosse Goalie Coach
The Colorado men’s lacrosse team is currently accepting applications to fill its vacant defensive coordinator coaching position.
The Buffaloes are currently a member of the Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA) and the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference (RMLC), of which they are the defending conference champions.
The incoming coach will be responsible for leading and collaborating with the student leaders of the men’s lacrosse team. The Colorado men’s lacrosse team is a student-run collegiate sport club at CU Boulder that is consistently ranked among the top programs in the country.
The Buffaloes were previously led by the well-respected John Galvin, who built the program into one of the nation’s best and even captured a national championship in 2014.
Players at the university take this team very seriously, as it requires a high level of commitment; and we are looking for staff members that are comfortable with reciprocating this commitment to the team.
Duties for this job include recruiting student-athletes, organizing and planning games and practices, scheduling, fundraising, and coordinating with assistant coaches. This position spans the full academic year with practices and competitions during the school week as well as typically on the weekends.
This job requires occasional travel during both the fall and spring seasons.
- Responsible for holding athletes and coaches to rules set forth by MCLA and CU Club Sports Office
- Uphold the culture of the CU Men’s lacrosse team by enforcing team guidelines and continuing the tradition of high standards for both athletes and coaches
- Emphasizing the important balance between academics and athletics in the lives of the student-athletes
- Assist the Head Coach with practice schedules and run practice
- Coordinate travel plans with Club Sports offices and hosting schools
- Attend all required MCLA and Club Sports Office meetings
- Arrange practice facility use during the school year
- Responsible for seeking out and responding to potential incoming recruits
- Responsible for running team meetings during the year and ensuring athlete eligibility
- Education: High school diploma required, Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Coaching experience at the high school level required, collegiate coaching experience preferred (MCLA/NCAA)
- Playing experience at the college level or professional preferred
Men's Lacrosse Offensive Coordinator
The Colorado men’s lacrosse team is currently accepting applications to fill its vacant defensive coordinator coaching position.
The Buffaloes are currently a member of the Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA) and the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference (RMLC), of which they are the defending conference champions.
The incoming coach will be responsible for leading and collaborating with the student leaders of the men’s lacrosse team. The Colorado men’s lacrosse team is a student-run collegiate sport club at CU Boulder that is consistently ranked among the top programs in the country.
The Buffaloes were previously led by the well-respected John Galvin, who built the program into one of the nation’s best and even captured a national championship in 2014.
Players at the university take this team very seriously, as it requires a high level of commitment; and we are looking for staff members that are comfortable with reciprocating this commitment to the team.
Duties for this job include recruiting student-athletes, organizing and planning games and practices, scheduling, fundraising, and coordinating with assistant coaches. This position spans the full academic year with practices and competitions during the school week as well as typically on the weekends.
This job requires occasional travel during both the fall and spring seasons.
- Responsible for holding athletes and coaches to rules set forth by MCLA and CU Club Sports Office
- Uphold the culture of the CU Men’s lacrosse team by enforcing team guidelines and continuing the tradition of high standards for both athletes and coaches
- Emphasizing the important balance between academics and athletics in the lives of the student-athletes
- Assist the Head Coach with practice schedules and run practice
- Coordinate travel plans with Club Sports offices and hosting schools
- Attend all required MCLA and Club Sports Office meetings
- Arrange practice facility use during the school year
- Responsible for seeking out and responding to potential incoming recruits
- Responsible for running team meetings during the year and ensuring athlete eligibility
- Education: High school diploma required, Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Coaching experience at the high school level required, collegiate coaching experience preferred (MCLA/NCAA)
- Playing experience at the college level or professional preferred
Men's Club Soccer Coach
Serve as Men's head soccer coach for CU Boulder's B or C teams.
Two positions available:
- Head coach for the Men’s Club Soccer B team: Position runs Sept-Nov.
- Head coach for the Men’s Club Soccer C team: Position runs Sept-Nov.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Running three training sessions per week.
- Manage one or two games per weekend.
- Manage all team aspects on game day.
- Be able to attend 3 trainings per week, and 1 or 2 games on the weekend, including away games (all within Colorado).
- Know how to put together a productive training session.
Certifications/Experience: Experience playing or coaching soccer at a high level (High School, Club, College, Pro)
Salary is $3,500 for the season (October to November).
To apply, please email anpa5263@colorado.edu and nivo4701@colorado.edu with your full name and a description of your experience playing/coaching soccer.
Freeskiing Big Mountain Coach
The CU Freeskiing Team is looking to hire a Big Mountain Coach for the 2021-22 season! We are a collegiate competitive Big Mountain team that competes in IFSA FWQ 2* and 4* events.
As a coach, you will be responsible for conducting on-snow practices with athletes (primarily at Copper, Winter Park, or A Basin) to prepare them for those competitions, as well as helping them improve their technique and achieve their ski goals.
Previous experience coaching big mountain for a program is strongly preferred, although moguls experience also tends to translate well. We are looking for a commitment of at least one weekend day per week throughout our season, which is a minimum of 12 days.
Starting pay is $18/hr, but that can increase based on experience and certifications.
To apply, email a resume to cufst@colorado.edu.
Freeskiing Park Coach
The CU Freeskiing Team is looking to hire a Park Coach for the 2021-22 season! We are a collegiate competitive Park team that competes in USASA and USCSA slopestyle and rail jam events.
As a coach, you will be responsible for conducting on-snow practices with athletes (primarily at Copper or Eldora) to prepare them for those competitions, as well as helping them improve their technique and achieve general skiing goals.
Previous experience coaching park/halfpipe for a program is strongly preferred.
We are looking for a commitment of at least one weekend day per week throughout our season, which is a minimum of 12 days.
Starting pay is $18 per hour, but that can increase based on experience and certifications.
To apply, email a resume to cufst@colorado.edu.
Road Cycling Coach
Since 1987, the year of the first Collegiate National Championships, the University of Colorado Boulder has produced over 60 individual National Champions and taken home 12 team event national titles (Road Team Time Trial and Track Team Pursuit). Additionally, we have won the Overall Team Omnium at 12 national championships. Many University of Colorado Boulder racers have gone on to the professional ranks after graduation and achieved success at the highest level of the sport.
The team is comprised of athletes with professional aspirations and people who are just getting into the sport. We strive to facilitate a team where people in either description can meet their goals and have fun in doing so.
- Lead team group rides in the spring racing season.
- Help racers come up with a strategy before races and debrief with them after the conclusion of the race.
- Advise the team leadership group on preparing for nationals.
- At least 10 years of dedicated racing experience, preferably with some at the professional level.
- Two years of experience coaching individual athletes or teams.
- A passion for developing athletes to meet their goals.
Compensation is negotiable and will be based upon the availability of the coach and the amount of time they want to put into the job.
Please email a cover letter to cycling@colorado.edu to get a dialogue going with our team’s officers.
Men's Novice Crew Coach
Colorado Crew is a co-ed, club team at the University of Colorado. The team is administered by a student officer board, under the direction of the CU Sport Clubs office. CU Crew is based at Boulder Reservoir, just north of the University of Colorado. Major regattas the team may attend in a given season are, the Head of the Charles, WIRA Championships, Pac-12 Championships, and ACRA National Championship, among others.
Any interested candidates must be available from early August through the end of May.
- Oversee the men’s novice team.
- Maintain high standards of safety both on and off the water.
- Promote growth and development of student-athletes.
- Develop the technical and physical skills of athlets, with an emphasis on preparing them for varsity rowing.
- Transport team equipment to and from regattas.
- Time commitment:
- August to October and March to May: Monday–Saturday, 5:30–8 a.m.
- Winter training schedule: Monday–Friday, 6–7:30 a.m. and Saturday, 9–10:30 a.m.
- Weekend regattas: three in the fall season and and up to five in the spring
- Spring Training: March 24 to April 1
- Strong leadership/mentoring skills
- Prior coaching experience and US Rowing Level 2 certification
- Familiarity with collegiate club rowing and athletes
- First Aid and CPR certification
- Knowledgeable about rigging and equipment maintenance
Transport of the team’s equipment to and from regattas utilizes a vehicle registered with the University of Colorado. Therefore candidates must have a valid driver’s license, be able to pass a DOT physical, pass a University driving test, as well as be comfortable driving the trailer, with a team of other coaches, up to 1500 miles each way.
Women's Novice Crew Coach
Colorado Crew is a co-ed, club team at the University of Colorado. The team is administered by a student officer board, under the direction of the CU Sport Clubs office. CU Crew is based at Boulder Reservoir, just north of the University of Colorado. Major regattas the team may attend in a given season are, the Head of the Charles, WIRA Championships, Pac-12 Championships, and ACRA National Championship, among others.
Any interested candidates must be available from early August through the end of May.
- Oversee the women’s novice team.
- Maintain high standards of safety both on and off the water.
- Promote growth and development of student-athletes.
- Develop technical and physical skills of athletes, with an emphasis on preparing them for varsity rowing.
- Transport team equipment to and from regattas.
- Time commitment:
- August to October and March to May: Monday–Saturday, 5:30–8 a.m.
- Winter training schedule: Monday–Friday, 6–7:30 a.m. and Saturday, 9–10:30 a.m.
- Weekend regattas: three in the fall season and and up to five in the spring
- Spring Training: March 24 to April 1
- Strong leadership/mentoring skills
- Prior coaching experience and US Rowing Level 2 certification
- Familiarity with collegiate club rowing and athletes
- First Aid and CPR certification
- Knowledgeable about rigging and equipment maintenance
Transport of the team’s equipment to and from regattas utilizes a vehicle registered with the University of Colorado. Therefore candidates must have a valid driver’s license, be able to pass a DOT physical, pass a University driving test, as well as be comfortable driving the trailer, with a team of other coaches, up to 1500 miles each way.
Sports Club Administrative Coordinator
This position will work alongside the Team Sports professional staff in assisting with the budgetary oversight and management of club's spending and travel. There will be task specific-training, but an accounting background is preferred. Job position will require 10-20 hours per week.
Women's Hockey Coach
- Develop and run team practice plans for 3 on ice sessions a week
- Develop team systems and on ice chemistry for game play
- Attending league and ACHA coaching meetings as a team representative
- Support student leadership
- Level 3 USA Hockey coaching certification
- 10 years hockey experience, can be mix of personal play at a high level as well as coaching experience
- A passion for developing athletes as well as the team to meet specified goals
Please email a cover letter and resume to ucoloradowomenshockey@gmail.com to begin the interview process with our team officers.
Men's Assistant Hockey Coach
- Develop and run team practice plans for 3 on ice sessions a week
- Develop team systems and on ice chemistry for game play
- Attending league and ACHA coaching meetings as a team representative
- Support student leadership
- Travel with the team on 5-6 road trips a year
- Level 3 USA Hockey coaching certification
- 10 years hockey experience, can be a mix of personal play at a high level as well as coaching
- experience
- A passion for developing athletes as well as the team to meet specified goals
Please email a cover letter and resume to Mensclubshockey@colorado.edu
to begin the interview process with our team officers
Women's Soccer Coach
- Head Coach of the 3rd team in the club.
- Develop and run team practice plans for 3 – 4 training sessions per week
- Lead team 20-25 games.
- Be a great communicator (email, phone, Teamsnap)
- Support student leadership
- Experience coaching or playing soccer at a high level (High School, Elite Club, College)
Please email a cover letter and resume to lia.kaufman@colorado.edu and dbarnes@cusoccer.net.
Men’s Crew Head Coach
Colorado Crew is a co-ed, club team, consisting of 30 varsity athletes, with an anticipated novice class of 30. The team is administered by a student officer board, under the direction of the CU Sport Clubs office. CU Crew competes in the Plains Region of the American Collegiate Rowing Association, and is based at Boulder Reservoir, just north of the University of Colorado. Major regattas the team attends in a given season include the Head of the Charles, WIRA Championships, and ACRA National Championship, among others. Colorado Crew is a growing and increasingly competitive team with many talented and driven athletes. Any interested candidates must be available from early August through the end of May.
- Oversee the men's team. Provide direction for, and coordination of, the novice & assistant coaches.
- Maintain high standards of safety both on and off the water.
- Promote growth and development of student-athletes.
- Design and implement an annual training program.
Develop athletes’ technical and physical skills. - Transport team equipment to and from regattas.
- Oversee rigging and maintenance of equipment.
Time commitment: Monday – Thursday 5:30 - 8 p.m. during August – October, March - May, Saturday 9-11 a.m. | Winter training schedule: Monday-Friday - 6-7:30 a.m. and Saturday - 9-10:30 a.m. | Weekend regattas, 3 in the fall season and up to 5 in the spring | Spring Training, March – April 2
- Strong leadership/mentoring skills
- Prior coaching experience and US Rowing Level 2 certification
- Familiarity with collegiate club rowing and athletes
- First Aid and CPR certification
- Transport of the team’s equipment to and from regattas utilizes a vehicle registered with the University of Colorado. Therefore candidates must have a valid driver’s license, be able to pass a DOT physical, pass a University driving test, as well as be comfortable driving the trailer, with a team of other coaches, up to 1500 miles each way.
- Compensation: $9000- $15,000 annually.
- Candidates should email a letter of interest and resume addressed to the President, Atharva Shinde at atsh1293@colorado.edu.
Assistant Baseball Coach
The University of Colorado Club Baseball team is looking for an enthusiastic and experienced individual to serve as Assistant Coach for the 2022-2023 season. The CU Baseball team is a student-run collegiate sport club at the University of Colorado that competes against top collegiate clubs. Our team is open to all skill levels, ranging from first-time players to collegiate club regional champions.
This is a part-time, salaried position lasting from late August 2022 to early May 2023 with the opportunity to return for future seasons. Candidates must be available for three afternoon practices each week, for a total of approximately 5-6 hours each week, as well as approximately 3 meets each semester. All travel is paid for by the team, including out-of-town tournaments.
- Competitive baseball experience (previous coaching experience is a
plus). - Strength and conditioning experience.
- Ability to travel for meets and training events.
- Practices take place at the CU rec center, Lower turf fields, and Scott carpenter field.
https://www.colorado.edu/recreation/club-sports.
Women's Water Polo Coach
The University of Colorado’s Women's Water Polo team is currently looking for a head coach.
CU Women’s Water Polo is student run and belongs to the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Rocky Mountain Division and placed second in conference in our 2022 season.
The coach would be responsible for leading player development, collaborating with student officers, and attending all practices and tournaments with a well thought out plan.
CU Women’s Water Polo has been previously coached by students on the men’s water polo team, but the team is seeking a more experienced, non-student coach. The players on the team want to win, and take games seriously, but above all we want to have fun and create a safe space for new players to learn and develop. We are looking for a coach that has a positive attitude and is patient.
Duties for this job include attending tournaments (spanning an entire weekend, generally three tournaments), attending practices 5 days a week (MTWThSun), creating practice plans/come prepared for every practice and supporting the players. This job requires occasional travel during the spring season.
- Planning practices
- Attending and running practices
- Coach and sub players during games
- Create a clear set of expectations for players
- Positively develop players of all skill levels