Athletic Graduate Intern-Wrestling

Gardner-Webb University is now accepting applicants for the position of Graduate Assistant Wrestling Coach.  

 Responsibilities of this position include: 

1. Assisting with practice, training, and conditioning sessions
2. Oversight of individual training sessions
3. Scouting and recruiting qualified prospective student athletes
4. Assisting with the academic progress and study hall hours of the team
5. Other administrative duties assigned by the head coach.

The benefits of this position consist of: 

1. Tuition remission up to the amount of $10,792 annually 
2. Annual stipend paid monthly
3. Graduate housing based on availability 

 Qualifications: 

1. Bachelor’s Degree and a college wrestling experience.
2. Acceptance into a GWU Graduate Program.

 Please contact head coach Daniel Elliott if interested. delliott@gardner-webb.edu

Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Candidates should complete the application and include a letter of interest, résumé, and names and contact information for at least three professional references with their submission. 

Gardner-Webb University is a Christian university committed to helping individuals become more in faith, learning, and service. Located in Boiling Springs, North Carolina, GWU offers the benefits of a close-knit community with easy access to Charlotte, Asheville, and the greater Greenville-Spartanburg region.

Founded in 1905 and rooted in the Baptist tradition, the University now serves approximately 3,000 students across more than 80 undergraduate and graduate programs. As a Carnegie Doctoral/Professional institution, Gardner-Webb is dedicated to academic excellence, leadership development, and meaningful service to others.

Our community reflects a shared commitment to One Webb, creating an environment where people support one another, pursue their purpose, and work together to make a lasting impact. GWU attracts students from across the nation and around the world and competes in NCAA Division I athletics with 22 teams and more than 500 student-athletes.