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Coaching Vacancies?

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Re: Norm

The Real Georgia Peach said:
That's interesting....don't remember posting that info, some of it rings a bell, but hey, I'm an old fart. I wish I was Ty Cobb. No hard feelings OK?
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I thought maybe you were going for Error 272 :)

You mean you didn't die 2 yrs before starting at Norwich ;)
 
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Re: Coaching Vacancies?

Russell Jaslow said:
This has got to take the hijack thread of the season award! :D
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Ok, ok ...

Head Men’s Ice Hockey Coach

Lebanon Valley College is seeking a part time Head Coach for its Men’s Ice Hockey program. Primary responsibilities include directing, organizing and administering all aspects of the ice hockey program including; organizing and developing practice plans and game strategies; scheduling and budgetary responsibilities; and travel arrangements. The Head Coach will actively recruit qualified student-athletes; attend contests; and meet with prospective student athletes on campus. The Head Coach should have excellent communication skills and excel at maintaining positive communication with both players, prospective players and assistants. Lebanon Valley College will compete in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) and will be a fully funded athletic program. Primary responsibilities will be from October through February. Applicants should preferably have a Bachelor’s Degree and a minimum of 5 years coaching experience. Interested applicants should email a letter of interest, resume, and contact information for three professional references to work@lvc.edu by March 22, 2010.
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FINLANDIA UNIVERSITY

Job title: Head Coach, Men’s Ice Hockey
Job type: Full Time
Hours per week: 40
Job(s) available: 1
Job location: Hancock

Job description: The Head Coach is responsible for the development and implementation of a successful intercollegiate men’s ice hockey program by fulfilling specific job responsibilities in the intercollegiate Athletic Department. The Head Coach is expected to work as a team-player with primary responsibilities of coordinating all aspects of our men’s hockey program and adhering to all NCAA and MCHA rules for the sport of hockey. The Head Coach should foster student personal growth and development, as well academic and athletic achievement. The Head Coach is viewed as a mentor and advocate of equity and diversity within the Athletic Department. To view the complete position description including the complete list of qualifications, responsibilities, and application procedures, please visit the employment page of our website at www.finlandia.edu. Finlandia University is an Equal Opportunity Educational Institution / Equal Opportunity Employer.

Job requirements: This job requires a bachelor's degree.
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Not up to being a Head Coach yet, maybe...

Plymouth State University

Still a student....

NHL Internship Opportunities
 
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I heard Middlebury is going to be looking for a new men's head coach when the get rid of the dinosaur currently running the program (into the ground).:rolleyes:
 
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norm1909 said:
I’m convinced, you are not Ty Cobb (the Original Georgia Peach), whose 271 career errors are the most commited by any American League outfielder (to go along with his career batting average of .367).
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Well, that and the fact that our esteemed poster probably didn't beat the living hell out of a guy in a wheelchair 100 years ago, either.
 
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