
PLEASE NOTE:
This requisition will fill one position at either the Director of Compliance or Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance level, depending on the selected candidate’s qualifications and experience. Candidates must meet the Director-level requirements to be considered; those meeting additional primary FBS football compliance experience will be considered at the Assistant AD level.
Director of Compliance or Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance Position Summary:
This compliance position will serve as the primary compliance contact for the Football program and provide comprehensive day-to-day compliance support related to recruiting, eligibility, playing and practice seasons, awards and benefits, amateurism, NIL-related education, and NCAA, CSC, Big 12 Conference, and institutional rules. This position will coordinate rules education efforts for Football student-athletes, coaches and athletic department staff members. The position will also assist with all day-to-day matters pertaining to monitoring NCAA, CSC, Big 12 and institutional policies and procedures.
Duties and Responsibilities of the Position:
Serve as the primary compliance liaison for Football;
Monitor and help administer all Football recruiting activities, including official and unofficial visits, recruiting game day events, recruiting communications, evaluations, camps and clinics, and recruiting documentation;
Provide timely NCAA, CSC, Big 12 Conference, and institutional rules interpretations to Football coaches, staff, and student-athletes;
Support the Assistant Athletic Director of Eligibility with all Football related eligibility matters. Maintaining knowledge and documentation of all initial, continuing, and transfer related eligibility governance related to the sport of Football;
Review and monitor Football awards and benefits, NIL disclosures, promotional activities, and other student-athlete participation matters;
Collaborate with Football operations, recruiting, academic support, sports medicine, financial aid, and other campus partners to ensure compliance with applicable rules and regulations;
Assist in identifying, investigating, documenting, and resolving potential NCAA, Big 12 Conference, CSC, and institutional violations involving the Football program;
Manages rules education and serves as lead for creating and producing all rules educational material efforts delivered to student-athletes, coaches, staff and third-parties;
Manages, approves and maintains documentation related to playing and practice season limitations for Football including CARA logs and season schedule approval through institutional process;
Coordinate/assist the Assistant Director of Compliance with student athlete awards process for Football and other sports, as assigned;
Assist with onboarding Football student-athletes on all applicable software systems (Opendorse, NILGo, TW, ARMS);
Prepare yearly NCAA and Big 12 Staff Certifications for Kansas Football coaches and staff. Present regular rules education sessions to Football coaches, student-athletes and assigned departmental units to reduce the likelihood of violations;
Assist in the updating, distribution, and review of all University of Kansas, Big 12 Conference, and NCAA required forms for all student-athletes (i.e. NCAA student-athlete statement, NCAA drug testing consent form, KU drug testing consent form, Big 12 Conference drug testing consent form, summer contact form, etc.);
Attend department/outreach functions as a representative of the Compliance staff;
Assist in monitoring activities for Football practices and home and away Football contests;
Act as a secondary liaison for all matters of NCAA, CSC, Big 12 Compliance for the Baseball and Men’s and Women’s Basketball Programs;
Notify Associate AD of Compliance of any possible Big 12 Conference or NCAA Level I and II violations;
Perform additional duties and special projects as assigned by the Associate AD of Compliance, or the Athletic Director’s designee.
Required Qualifications for Director of Compliance:
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university;
Minimum of five years of Division I FBS Compliance experience or NCAA National Office compliance experience in Enforcement or AMA;
Strong computer knowledge; demonstrated knowledge of Compliance Assistant (CA) and Legislative Services Database internet (LSDBi);
Ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing with a diverse group including: students, parents, coaches, and administrators in a professional manner;
Experience using compliance monitoring software (e.g., ARMS, Teamworks, Front Rush, Jump Forward);
Ability and willingness to work occasional evenings, weekends, or holidays as needed during peak game and recruiting seasons.
Required Qualifications for Assistant AD:
Meet the Required Qualifications for a Director of Compliance AND have 3 years or more experience working as the primary compliance official for a Division 1 FBS football team with experience with football recruiting, football game day monitoring, eligibility certification, roster management, and playing and practice season monitoring.
Preferred Qualifications for Director of Compliance:
Demonstrated Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) football compliance experience;
Experience with football recruiting, football game day monitoring, eligibility certification, roster management, and playing and practice season monitoring.