COLLEGIATE POSITIONS OPEN

As a way of increasing the awareness of Rugby League programs and initiatives, the AMNRL is looking to establish State Development Officers (SDO) across the country.

 

These volunteer positions will play a major role in the education and development of collegiate and community Rugby League based programs.

 

Reporting to the Collegiate Development Manager, the State Development Officer is responsible for:

 

• Promoting the sport of Rugby League at the collegiate and club level

• Marketing and promotion of Rugby League clubs and involvement opportunities

• Providing updates on participation numbers and upcoming events

• Create and develop relationships between collegiate and club programs

• Develop and implement strategies to connect Rugby League programs to collegiate and community initiatives

• Assist with the coordination of clinics, educational workshops, and tournaments

• Serve as a resource for college administrators, club programs, coaches, and players

• Identify and recommend players for state and national representatives teams

• Assist with the coordination and development of state, and national representative teams

 

Required Qualifications

 

• Previous playing and/or coaching experience in Rugby League or Rugby Union

• Previous experience in the organization or development of sporting activities or programs

• Fundraising or community development expertise

• Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of collegiate sports

• Ability to work autonomously, initiate programs and events

 

Desired Qualifications

 

• Degree in Sport Management, Coaching, Physical Education, or Recreation and Leisure fields 

• Coaching certification

• CPR and First Aid certifications

 

Interested candidates should send a cover letter expressing your interest in the development of Rugby League in America, along with a current resume to Collegiate Development Manager Damian Flint via email dflint@brockport.edu

 

Application deadline will close at 4pm ET on Friday, January 20th.