The University of Southern Maine invites applications for a part-time, seasonal Head Women’s Golf Coach (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w4yr28pv9tkOebkwkx5Y5rl9bVI7lLUC/view?usp=sharing) to lead and grow our NCAA Division III women’s golf program within the Little East Conference. This role is ideal for a coach who is passionate about student-athlete development and excited to build a competitive, values-driven program. The Head Women’s Golf Coach provides leadership, mentorship, and strategic direction for the program while fostering an environment where student-athletes are challenged, supported, and empowered to succeed both on the course and in the classroom. The coach oversees all aspects of the women’s golf program, including planning and conducting practices, coaching competitions and tournaments, traveling with the team, and developing effective recruitment and retention strategies. The position also plays a key role in maintaining program standards, NCAA and conference compliance, and a positive team culture aligned with USM Athletics’ commitment to student success. In collaboration with the Athletics Department, the Head Women’s Golf Coach contributes to departmental initiatives, attends meetings as available, supports student success efforts, participates in community engagement and outreach, and assists with approved fundraising activities. The coach also engages in annual program review and represents the University and Athletics Department at institutional, regional, and national meetings and events. At USM, coaching is about more than competition. It is about mentorship, integrity, and helping student-athletes thrive. We welcome candidates who are excited to be part of a collaborative athletics community and who share our commitment to excellence, inclusion, and student-centered success. Season, Schedule and Compensation This is a part-time, non-benefitted, seasonal position, averaging approximately 18 hours per week during the competitive season (hours can vary based on team schedule). The women’s golf season typically runs from August 1 through October 31 (fall) and March 1 through April 30 (spring). Should the team qualify for the NCAA Championship, the contract will be extended through the conclusion of the national championship at a prorated rate. The total annual compensation for this position is $7,500. Candidates selected to begin during the spring semester will receive prorated compensation based on their start date. Required Qualifications: + Bachelor’s degree + Valid driver’s license and eligibility to drive university vehicles in accordance with the University of Maine System Motor Vehicle Guidelines (https://www.maine.edu/apls/apl-ii-b/) + Experience as a head or assistant coach in the sport of golf + A strong commitment to NCAA principles and rules compliance + Experience working with students in a team or sports setting + Strong interpersonal and communication skills + Strong work ethic and a commitment to student success How to Apply: Click on ‘Apply Now’ or visit our USM Careers Page and submit the following: + Cover Letter + Resume/Curriculum Vitae + Finalist candidates will be asked to provide a list of the names and contact information for references. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis and the position will remain posted until filled. We are not able to consider applicants who require Visa sponsorship support. 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View the University’s Annual Security Report (PDF) (https://usm.maine.edu/public-safety/annual-security-and-fire-safety-report/) . If you wish to have a paper copy of the ASR or need to have a copy of the ASR in an accessible format, the University will provide such a copy upon request. Please contact our Public Safety Office at 207.780.5211. About the University of Maine System The University of Maine System (UMS), established in 1968, consists of seven universities and the University of Maine School of Law, spread across various locations in Maine. UMS provides system-wide services and governance from these locations, leveraging the distinct strengths and collaborations among its institutions to advance strategic priorities for UMS (https://www.maine.edu/strategic-plan/) and the state of Maine. 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