Fitness Center and Wellness Coordinator (Temp, PT)
- Community College of Allegheny County
- Pittsburgh, PA, USA
- Dec 02, 2025
Job Description
Fitness Center and Wellness Coordinator (Temp, PT)
Part-Time Fitness Center and Wellness Coordinator
Department: Student Life and Engagement
Location: Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) - Multi-Campus - One position available at the Allegheny Campus, Boyce Campus, North Campus, and South Campus
Reports To: Directors of Student Life and Engagement
Part-Time, Hourly
Schedule: Monday - Thursday; 12:30PM - 6:30PM
Position Summary:
The Part-Time Fitness Center and Wellness Coordinator is responsible for developing, coordinating, implementing, and evaluating programs in the Fitness Centers. This small group training, fitness buddies, and personal training programs. This position will also assist in the operations of the Campus Cupboard at their location to provide additional coverage ensuring access for those in need during 12:30 - 2:15 pm time slot. The ideal candidate will be passionate about student engagement, fitness, and wellness, highly organized, and able to work independently across multiple campuses.
Primary Responsibilities:
Fitness Center Oversight
- Supervise daily operations of the campus fitness center during assigned hours.
- Monitor the safety and cleanliness of the facility and equipment, report maintenance needs.
- Enforce fitness center rules and policies to ensure a safe and inclusive environment.
- Assist with onboarding and training of student workers or volunteers in the fitness center.
- Develop and promote wellness-focused programming, such as group workouts, stress-relief sessions, or fitness challenges.
Health & Wellness Promotion
- Organize and facilitate wellness workshops and activities focusing on physical, mental, and emotional health.
- Collaborate with campus departments (e.g., student affairs, counseling) to support holistic student wellness initiatives.
- Create educational materials related to exercise, nutrition, and overall well-being.
Campus Cupboard Pantry Support
- Assist with day-to-day operations of campus food pantries, including stocking, inventory, and distribution.
- Promote awareness of the food pantry services among students, staff, and faculty and refer students to the pantry as needed.
- Help plan wellness-focused food initiatives, such as healthy food drives, cooking demos, or nutrition education events.
- Track usage data and assist in reporting for grant compliance or internal assessments.
Administrative and Collaborative Tasks
- Maintain accurate records related to program participation, pantry usage, and wellness activities.
- Provide input and support for grant writing and fundraising efforts related to wellness and food security.
- Attend regular meetings with student services or wellness teams to coordinate programming.
- Assist with outreach efforts to increase student engagement with both the fitness center and food pantry resources.
Minimum Qualifications:
- High school diploma or GED required, associate or bachelor's degree preferred, particularly in fitness, health promotion, recreation, nutrition, or a related field.
- Experience in fitness center operations, wellness programming, or student support services preferred.
- Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills, with the ability to engage a diverse student population.
- Capable of working independently and juggling multiple responsibilities in a fast-paced campus setting.
- Willingness to work a flexible schedule, including occasional evenings and weekends.
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation required for travel between campus locations, including food pantry sites.
- Comfortable using Microsoft Office, email platforms, and basic scheduling or inventory tools.
- Demonstrated commitment to equity, inclusion, and promoting student well-being through fitness and food security initiatives.
Additional Information:
Please note that this posting is for one person at each of the following campuses; Allegheny Campus, Boyce Campus, North Campus, and South Campus. Selected candidates will be hired for one of the four the campuses and not all campuses. There may be instances in which you will have to travel to other campuses, so reliable transportation is required.
To view the full job posting and apply for this position, go to: https://ccac.csod.com/ats/careersite/JobDetails.aspx?id=1806
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About CCAC
In 1963, Pennsylvania passed the Community College Act, providing the legal framework for the establishment of community colleges in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Allegheny County Board of School Directors voted to ask Allegheny County to be the local sponsor, and a plan was submitted to the state. In May 1965, the "People's Bond Issue," requesting Allegheny County residents to approve funding for a community college, passed with 66% of the vote. Six months later, the Pennsylvania State Board of Education unanimously approved Allegheny County's application for the founding of a community college.
In December 1965, the first 15-member college board of trustees was sworn into office. The college's first president was named; the first two college locations, CCAC-Boyce Campus in Monroeville and CCAC-Allegheny Campus on Pittsburgh's North Shore, were chosen; and vice presidents were hired for those campuses. In September 1966, classes began at the new Community College of Allegheny County with 59 full- and 16 part-time faculty members serving 1,505 students.
CCAC-South Campus was established in 1967, followed by CCAC-North Campus in 1972. There are three neighborhood centers: Braddock Hills, Homewood-Brushton and West Hills Center in Oakdale. The college also maintains an ever-growing online learning presence.
Today, CCAC offers more than 130 programs of study across ten diverse career paths. CCAC's quality programs have enabled students to transfer credits to more than 500 different colleges and universities to continue their education. The college supports regional workforce needs with accessible instruction available day, evening, weekend and online in Allegheny County and beyond. Courses are taught using different modalities, including in-person (face-to-face), online, remote (via Zoom) and hybrid, with with a focus on enabling students to enter or reenter the workforce in two years or less.
The legacy continues.
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