Director, MSU Cycling Team

Combining teaching and active cycling team coaching, the Director of MSU Cycling oversees a nationally renowned collegiate cycling program.  Located in Wichita Falls, Texas, home to the Hotter 'N Hell Hundred, Midwestern State University is a residential university of 6,000 students, equidistant from Dallas/Fort Worth and Oklahoma City.

Reporting directly to the Department Chair of Athletic Training & Exercise Physiology, with substantial Student A!airs collaboration, the Director of MSU Cycling is responsible for the overall daily operations of the cycling program to include team management, coaching, training, recruiting, sponsorship procurement and public relations activities. The Director will also teach up to 6 credit hours per semester in Exercise Physiology.

The Director coordinates all travel and training activities for the cycling team; coordinates all activities related to cycling scholarships; markets the team at the annual Interbike Trade Show for the purpose of garnering product support; manages the privately-owned cycling dorm; and prepares cycling team press releases and maintains its Web site. Serves on the Race Committee for the Hotter `N Hell Hundred. Required to teach labs in the undergraduate Exercise Physiology program during the fall and spring semesters, and may have additional teaching duties depending upon the need. Performs other duties as assigned.

Must have a good knowledge of the rules and regulations of the cycling sanctioning bodies of which the University is a member; know how to prepare and adhere to a fiscally responsible budget; and be proficient in the use of computers. Must also know how to plan, promote and direct collegiate races.  Masters required; doctorate preferred.

Midwestern State University is an EEO/ADAAA Compliance Employer.