I rules, fiscal management, effective communication skills with student-athletes, administrators, peers and the general public, demonstrated coaching expertise and ability to select, recruit and develop a highly skilled and competitive women's rowing team. Working knowledge of boat rigging and equipment repair. Ability to work with other university departments in a shared facility. Experience with the transition of a rowing program to the Division I level. The staffing and program model will be determined after the head coaching position is filled.
Salary commensurate with experience and qualifications.
In 2001-02, the rowing team will participate in generally the same type of events as it currently does as a club program and this participation will most likely not meet the minimum number of contests required by the NCAA in order to be eligible for NCAA postseason competition. In 2002-03, the team will compete in a schedule that meets NCAA scheduling requirements. The UCLA Sports Information Office is looking to hire students with an interest in public relations to work in the office during the 2001-02 school year. In addition, students would be expected to assist staff members at various sporting events, gathering quotes, writing game summaries, etc. Applicants should have at least two full years of school remaining.