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POSITION	DEPARTMENT	LOCATION
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS WOMEN'S SOCCER STUDENT MANAGER	Women's Soccer	Moon Campus
The Robert Morris University Women's Soccer Team is looking for outgoing and qualified candidates who would like the opportunity to be actively involved with RMU Athletics and its women's soccer program as their student manager. He/she will work with the coaching staff and will assist in daily operations of the team. The purpose of this internship is to develop an understanding of how the intercollegiate athletic programs operate. This position gives the student a chance to learn team operations from the ground up, learning all facets and gaining insight of how to successfully operate a program. Students will work daily with coaches, athletes and administrative staff and will develop working relations and learn how to interact on a professional basis within the parameters of the department. This is an ideal position for the student, of any major, who have a desire to work in intercollegiate athletics upon graduation. Students will be able to apply knowledge learned in the classroom, to everyday aspects of the position. Students will be instructed on the sports best practices and will be instructed on how who do the laundry, including a specific instructions regarding sorting, pre-treating stains, proper laundry loads, laundry loops, proper drying process and more. This position may qualify for SET Transcript credits if it meets applicable criteria.
Thrive Educator 2025-2026	Counseling Center	Moon Campus
The Thrive Educator will work with the Counseling Center to develop and implement educational and awareness programming focused on mental health, substance abuse, sexual assault and other topics relevant to the Counseling Center.
Group Fitness Instructor	Campus Recreation	Moon Campus
Provide safe, appropriate group exercise class instruction for participants of all ages and fitness levels, including students, faculty, and staff by adhering to teaching methods and modalities accepted as safe and appropriate by Campus Recreation and industry professionals/governing bodies that Campus Recreation promotes.
Operations Associate, Ice	Operations, ISC	Island Sports Center
This position is located at the RMU Island Sports Center (ISC). This duties of the position require manual labor and semi-skilled work in the care of the ISC. This position is considered essential and is required to report to work as scheduled during University closings. This is a part-time, non-benefit position limited to 950 hours per calendar year or generally no more than 29 hours per week.
Assistant Coach, Men's D3 Club Ice Hockey	Campus Recreation	Island Sports Center
The Assistant Coach, Men’s D3 Club Ice Hockey is a part-time position not eligible for University benefits. Work hours are limited to 950 per calendar year and less than 29 hours per week on a regular basis. The University is a proud member of the ACHA with successful hockey programs at the Men’s D1 and D3 levels. The team practices 2-3 times per week and plays games most weekends during the season. There are 3-5 travel weekends during the season which include Fridays. Preference is for the coach to attend all practices and games.

POSITION	DEPARTMENT	LOCATION
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS WOMEN'S SOCCER STUDENT MANAGER	Women's Soccer	Moon Campus
The Robert Morris University Women's Soccer Team is looking for outgoing and qualified candidates who would like the opportunity to be actively involved with RMU Athletics and its women's soccer program as their student manager. He/she will work with the coaching staff and will assist in daily operations of the team. The purpose of this internship is to develop an understanding of how the intercollegiate athletic programs operate. This position gives the student a chance to learn team operations from the ground up, learning all facets and gaining insight of how to successfully operate a program. Students will work daily with coaches, athletes and administrative staff and will develop working relations and learn how to interact on a professional basis within the parameters of the department. This is an ideal position for the student, of any major, who have a desire to work in intercollegiate athletics upon graduation. Students will be able to apply knowledge learned in the classroom, to everyday aspects of the position. Students will be instructed on the sports best practices and will be instructed on how who do the laundry, including a specific instructions regarding sorting, pre-treating stains, proper laundry loads, laundry loops, proper drying process and more. This position may qualify for SET Transcript credits if it meets applicable criteria.
Thrive Educator 2025-2026	Counseling Center	Moon Campus
The Thrive Educator will work with the Counseling Center to develop and implement educational and awareness programming focused on mental health, substance abuse, sexual assault and other topics relevant to the Counseling Center.
Group Fitness Instructor	Campus Recreation	Moon Campus
Provide safe, appropriate group exercise class instruction for participants of all ages and fitness levels, including students, faculty, and staff by adhering to teaching methods and modalities accepted as safe and appropriate by Campus Recreation and industry professionals/governing bodies that Campus Recreation promotes.
Operations Associate, Ice	Operations, ISC	Island Sports Center
This position is located at the RMU Island Sports Center (ISC). This duties of the position require manual labor and semi-skilled work in the care of the ISC. This position is considered essential and is required to report to work as scheduled during University closings. This is a part-time, non-benefit position limited to 950 hours per calendar year or generally no more than 29 hours per week.
Assistant Coach, Men's D3 Club Ice Hockey	Campus Recreation	Island Sports Center
The Assistant Coach, Men’s D3 Club Ice Hockey is a part-time position not eligible for University benefits. Work hours are limited to 950 per calendar year and less than 29 hours per week on a regular basis. The University is a proud member of the ACHA with successful hockey programs at the Men’s D1 and D3 levels. The team practices 2-3 times per week and plays games most weekends during the season. There are 3-5 travel weekends during the season which include Fridays. Preference is for the coach to attend all practices and games.

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