Scatterbomb needs a coach for the Spring Semester.

[ProfessorKirk]

I am unable to continue coaching Manhattan College's improv troupe Scatterbomb and am helping them find a replacement coach for Spring 2007.

This is a bit of a situation, so here are the details...

• You'd really have to be available once a week, every week, from about 7:30-10:30. They probably won't know which day they'll have rehearsal until the semester starts. You can't really miss rehearsals, seriously, but if you do you'd either have to find a sub (and pay him out of your own pocket - see below) or hope they can make up a different week.
• Manhattan College is on 242nd Street, the final stop on the 1 (it's a pretty safe area). It takes me about 1.5 hours to get home in the LES. So the commute is a bit of a pain and can be difficult if you live in Queens.
• You'll be working with a mix of veterans and people who've only been doing it for one semester, so it's also a fun teaching challenge.
• Because of these factors, the pay is more than the standard coaching rate. You'll probably be paid monthly, and will have to fill out tax forms, as you'll receive a check from the school.

You've really gotta be reliable and committed to this gig through the entire semester. These are a great group of people, and I want them to have the best coach possible.

If you think you have the guts, please email me at professorkirkus -at- yahoo -dot- com, and I'll toss your name into the ring for consideration.

[ProfessorKirk]

New for 2010!

Read this slightly updated list and email me if you think you can do it.

• Meet with them once a week for the Spring semester (about 14 weeks, total), from 7:30 to 10:30. Probably gonna be on a Monday or Wednesday.
• Manhattan College is on 242nd Street, the final stop on the 1 (it's a pretty safe area), so this position is ideal for someone who lives on the UWS or close to a 1, 2, or 3 train. It takes me about 1.5 hours to get home in Astoria, so the commute could be a pain in the ass depending on where you live.
• You'll be working with a mix of veterans and people who've only been doing it for one semester, so it's a fun teaching challenge.
• Because of these factors, the pay is more than the standard coaching rate. You'll receive a check from the school for the entire semester.
• You really can't miss rehearsals, seriously, but if you do you'd either have to find a sub (and I could probably do it, if necessary) and pay for them yourself.

You've really gotta be reliable and committed to this gig through the entire semester. They're are a great group of people, and I want them to have the best coach possible.

If you think you have the guts, please email me at professorkirkus -at- yahoo -dot- com, and I'll toss your name into the ring for consideration.