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The top ten trending jobs of the week...
#10: Franklin & Marshall: Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
#9: Brandeis: Athletics Event Management Administrator
#8: Stevenson: Coordinator of Athletic Communications
#7: Ursinus: Head Softball Coach
#6: Lawrence: Assistant AD for Athletic Communications
#5: Allegheny: Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
#4: Shenandoah: Director of Athletics
#3: Hanover: Head Softball Coach
#2: Augustana (IL): Assistant Men's Basketball Coach
#1: Saint Francis: Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
#10: Whittier has reversed its decision to eliminate women’s lacrosse and the program will resume competition this academic year. AD Rock Carter: “This program has people behind it who never stopped believing it belonged here. We are not putting it back the way it was. We are putting it back with more support behind it, and we are starting today.” The Poets will hire a HC and AC and increase the recruiting budget, with the college to undergo a gender equity review to implement a gender equity plan by the end of 2026-27. (link)
#9: Washington & Jefferson has begun renovations at Brooks Park, with new infield and foul territory turf and more to be ready for this upcoming season. (link)
#8: Neumann unveils its new Watchfire Technologies scoreboard at its turf field. (link)
#7: Swarthmore Interim AD Harleigh Chwastyk chatted with The Phoenix’s Aimee Lee about the department’s position and priorities. “We’re in a really great place — Swarthmore is a great school; we have fantastic academics. We need to just keep the needle moving forward in how we continue to evolve and work to be even more competitively excellent. I think student-athletes have higher expectations, and we need to be meeting and exceeding those.” The Garnet are in the design phase for expanding and renovating Lamb-Miller Field House and Cunningham Fields to meet its needs and growth, position Swarthmore to host conference and NCAA championships and “be smart and intentional for the future, not just what we need right now, but future programs, thinking about the Field House in 40 or 50 years.” (link)
#6: Johns Hopkins hires Georgia State (DI) Assoc. Director of Recreation Facilities Michael Hyde as Senior Assoc. AD for Capital Projects and Facilities. (link)
#5: Colorado College hires Lincoln (MO) (DII) Assoc. AD for Compliance and Student Success Fred Holmes as its new Assoc. AD for Compliance, Student-Athlete Success and Operations. (link)
#4: As part of Illinois Wesleyan’s $200M capital campaign, notable athletic fundraising goals include $10.5M to renovate the Shirk Center and $4M for athletic endowments. (link)
#3: Stockton will layoff 14 faculty and seven staff members as it faces a $20M structural deficit. With state funding decreasing by $2.6M, plus another $2M cut in state funding for its Atlantic City campus, the university is using $24.6M in reserves to cover its budget shortfalls. (link, link)
#2: SUNY Maritime selects Goldey-Beacom (DII) Assoc. AD for Academic Affairs/Women’s Basketball HC/SWA Bethann Burke as its new AD. Burke: “When I stepped onto campus, I could tell this was a place I wanted to be. Everyone I met was welcoming, and it was clear how much they care about their students. That family atmosphere means a lot to me. I'm looking forward to getting to know the student-athletes and coaches, supporting them in whatever way they need to be successful, and becoming part of the Maritime community.” (link)
#1: Check out the new NPI rankings for field hockey (link), men’s (link) and women’s (link) soccer and women’s volleyball (link).
