The Division of Student Affairs at Auburn University Campus Recreation is seeking candidates for the following positions: Coordinator I/II/III, Auburn Outdoors (2); Coordinator I/II/III Group Fitness

Coordinator I/II/III Auburn Outdoors - 2 Positions (Application Deadline 10/17/2022)
Salary Range: $33,400-$64,200

The Auburn Outdoors program consists of five primary areas:  Equipment Rental Center, Bike Maintenance Shop, Climbing and Bouldering Walls, Outdoor Trips, and student development, education, and training.

The Coordinator(s) oversees the Outdoor Recreation Program (Auburn Outdoors) by providing educational and recreational opportunities to students, faculty, and staff.  This position reports to the Assistant Director of Auburn Outdoors.  Essential functions include overseeing the day-to-day operations, policies, procedures, and supervision of Campus Recreation’s Outdoor Recreation program, Auburn Outdoors; assisting with the planning, review, and execution of programs, strategies, special events, and trip schedules including managing the adventure trip program; monitoring the budget ensuring policies and procedures are followed regarding revenues, expenses, and reimbursements; assisting with oversight of facilities, equipment, risk management and materials for climbing wall, rental center, bike shop, and the outdoor adventure trip program; develops educational programs and action plans to increase program participation, attract new participants, retain participants and engage members for the climbing wall, rental center, bike shop, and outdoor adventure trip program.  (see full posting here)  

Coordinator I/II/III Group Fitness - 1 Position (Application Deadline 10/17/2022)
Salary Range: $33,400-$64,200

The Group Fitness program consists of group fitness classes, special events, wellness programming, training, development, and evaluating student group fitness instructors. This position will assist in providing educational and recreational opportunities to students, faculty, and staff and specifically oversees the Mind/Body component of the group fitness program.

The Coordinator oversees the day-to-day operations of the group fitness program, policies, procedures, and supervision of group fitness instructors. Teaches a variety of group fitness classes with an emphasis in Mind/Body formats and develops student group fitness instructors in teaching these skills; Assists with the planning and review of programs, strategies, and schedules for group fitness, including class registrations, attendance records, equipment upkeep, program assessment, and the planning and implementation of three signature events annually; Monitors the budget ensuring policies and procedures are followed regarding revenues, expenses, and reimbursements; Oversees multiple group fitness spaces, equipment and materials, ensuring a safe environment for fitness activities. Maintains an equipment replacement plan for group fitness equipment; Coordinates personnel activities (for students) to include personnel action, staffing operations, pay scales and evaluations. This includes recruiting, hiring, training, scheduling, supervising, evaluating, and developing all student fitness instructors; Researches fitness industry trends and incorporates new and current programming to develop action plans and marketing strategies to increase active numbers, attract new participants, and retain participants of group fitness programming, Applies specific knowledge and experience in Mind/Body formats to oversee and develop instructors specializing in Yoga, Pilates, Barre, and other formats falling into the Mind/Body category; Compiles statistical data and provides and maintains reports used in the assessment and revision of goals, policies, and procedures; Assists with the development, implementation, and monitoring of short and long range plans while maintaining the vision, mission and values of the group fitness program, Campus Recreation and the Division of Student Affairs; Provides administrative support for Campus Recreation which includes regular monitoring of staff time and verification of payroll, coordination of special fitness events, and record keeping. 

Desired qualifications include having an advanced certification in Yoga (RYT200), certification and/or experience in Pilates, and experience teaching and training a variety of group fitness formats.  (see full posting here) 

ALL APPLICANTS MUST APPLY THROUGH AUBURN UNIVERSITY HUMAN RESOURCES WEBSITE. Apply Here

Entry into the applicant pool requires a four-year college degree from an accredited institution in Recreation, Sports Management, Exercise Physiology, Health Education, Physical Education, or related field.

About Auburn University

Named one of the “Coolest College Recreation Centers in America” by Men’s Health, the Recreation and Wellness Center provides state-of-the-art fitness for Auburn students. With everything from two 50-foot climbing towers to a 1/3-mile corkscrew track, the Recreation and Wellness Center is the perfect place for students to unwind from the stresses of college. Auburn is a small, friendly university town in the rolling hills of east central Alabama, with a population around 60,000. It is conveniently located along Interstate 85, 100 miles southwest of Atlanta. To the south, Alabama’s Gulf Shores and to the North, the Appalachians Mountains are but a few hours away. Chewacla State Park located just 3 miles south of town boasts 30 miles of biking/hiking trails and a small lake that accommodates fishing and kayaking. Columbus GA, only 30 miles to the Southeast is home to the longest urban whitewater kayak/rafting in the world. Auburn, AL is the proud home of Auburn University serving approximately 25,000 students. Our students can choose from more than 140-degree options in 13 schools and colleges at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels. The city of Auburn is a great col...lege town and one of the top 10 cities in the US for small businesses, according to Forbes. Auburn is close to the beach and mountains. It is centrally located near Atlanta, Birmingham, and Montgomery. Auburn is easily accessible and loved by many. There are also outstanding golf courses, including a Robert Trent Jones Golf Course. Auburn city schools are some of the best in the state and the city of Auburn is considered a great place to raise a family.

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