Student Worker – Wrestling Manager
Number of Openings: 4
Purpose/Objective of the Role:
- Assist wrestling program
Tasks & Responsibilities:
- Tape mats
- Mop mats
- Gear inventory
- Film practices
- Competitions
- Data entry on recruiting software
- Photography at competitions
- Assist with game day management
Qualifications:
- Basic understanding of the sport wrestling preferred
Potential Future Career Benefit:
- Career in sports management
NOTE: Employment sponsorship is not available for this position. Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States.
Application Instructions:
Complete the ADP application by selecting "Apply" button and answer all questions.
Supervisor: Paul Reid
Commitment: 8-10 hours per week
Term: Fall & Spring, temporary, part-time position
Skills Required
- Basic understanding of the sport of wrestling
- Currently authorized to work in the United States without employment sponsorship
What We Do
A private, undergraduate, liberal arts university, Ohio Wesleyan is located in Delaware, Ohio, with easy access to Columbus, Ohio’s capital and the nation’s 14th-largest city. OWU is the home of The OWU Connection, the university's signature program designed to help students "think big" (understand issues from multiple academic disciplines), "go global" (gain international perspective), and "get real" (translate classroom knowledge into real-world experience). OWU also is the home of the "Delaware Entrepreneurial Center at Ohio Wesleyan University," a business accelerator and collaboration with the City of Delaware and Delaware County. Center members work with OWU student-interns to research ideas, create business and marketing plans, and more. The university offers more than 70 majors, 24 NCAA Division III women's and men's varsity sports, and a marching band. It is the home of the Battling Bishops! The university has a long legacy of community service and offers opportunities for students to participate in spring break interfaith service trips each spring. Ohio Wesleyan is featured in the book “Colleges That Change Lives” and included on the U.S. News & World Report and Princeton Review “best colleges” lists.
