Athletics Stipend Sample Clauses

Athletics Stipend. Head coaches shall receive a stipend of $3,000 per year per sport for each (both varsity, soph, frosh etc.) team. Assistant coaches shall receive $1,250 per year per sport for each team. Additionally, the Athletic Director shall receive $6,000 per year and the Assistant Athletic Director shall receive $3,000 per year. The stipends shall be paid ½ at the end of each semester and provided that sports run for the year.
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