James Arnold Email and Phone Number

•Responsible for all aspects of planning and developing a successful NCAA Division 3 program, including recruiting, academics, scheduling, budget management, fundraising, alumni relations, and other details within athletic department•Led Blue Jays to record of 34 wins including 19 wins in 2018-19 which were 3rd most in school history•Returned to the SLIAC Conference Tournament in back-to-back seasons and upset #1 seed and host Greenville University in 2018•Recruited and coached two time 1st Team All-Conference selection Kendahl Adams who also set new school record for points in a season, rebounds in a season, FT’s made in a season, and second in three’s made in a season•Recruited and coached SLIAC Newcomer of the Year Grace Archambault who was also named to the SLIAC All Defensive team, and 3rd Team All-Conference•Blue Jays finished 2nd in the Nation in total rebounds in 2018•5 Highest Scoring Games in school history (114, 113, 108, 107, 103)•In total in two season, 2 1st Team All-Conference Selections, 1 3rd Team All-Conference Selection, 2 All-Tourney Team Selections, and 2 All-Defensive Team Selections•3.4 Team GPA or higher all three semesters•Presented at the 2018 WBCA Convention – “Playing Fast: Free Throw Break for All Levels”•Participated in community service at the WBCA Final Four in 2018•Finished 17th in the nation in WBCA Academic Honor Roll – 3.607 GPA Associate Director of Athletics•Direct oversight of Softball, Volleyball, Cheer & Dance, Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Track & Field, Cross Country•Architect of the 2018-19 zero based budget for entire athletic department•Responsible for scheduling all events for Historic Gym•Led search for new Women’s Soccer and Men’s & Women’s Tennis Coaches•Led the process to secure the host bid for the 2019 SLIAC Softball Championships

•As the Recruiting Coordinator: responsible to be an expert with NCAA legislation, coordinate weekly recruiting meetings with staff, create master schedule of mail outs/emails/hand written letters, implement standard procedure for adding new prospects, serve as the JumpForward point person, file all recruiting paperwork with compliance, and coordinate membership with recruiting services•Helped lead Southeast Missouri State University to a 15-15 record, 8-8 OVC record after being picked to finish last•SEMO advanced to the OVC conference tournament for the first time in seven years•Responsible for all instate recruiting and all Junior College recruiting efforts•Served as the liaison for Sports Information, Marketing, Compliance, and External Affairs•Primary position coach for Redhawk post players – mentored three posts to break out seasons. Senior Erin Bollman averaged 12 points and 7 rebounds. Redshirt Freshman Imani Johnson averaged 10 points and 5 boards per game and was named OVC Freshman of the Week on two occasions. Sophomore Deja Jones averaged 8 points, 7 rebounds, and shot 67% from the floor.•SEMO ranked 13th in the nation in rebounds per game•Responsible for completing and presenting opponents scouting reports for half of season schedule•Academic coach for five student athletes in our program•Responsible for game scheduling•Point person for SEMO Team Camp/Shootout

•Responsible for all aspects of planning and developing a successful NAIA Division I program, including recruiting, academics, scheduling, budget management, fundraising, alumni relations, and other details within athletic department•79 wins in four seasons – program won 31 games previous four and 65 games in previous 7 years combined•Led Eagles to four straight non-losing seasons after program had 11 consecutive losing seasons•Won a conference play-off game for three straight seasons after not winning in previous 9 years•42-30 Heart of America Athletic Conference Record – program went 30-110 in previous 7 years combined•Spent the entire 2013-14 season ranked in the top 25 or receiving votes•Won 25 games in 2012-13, the second most in school history•Advanced to the 2013 NAIA Division I National Championship for the first time in school history•Engineered the second largest turnaround in NAIA D1 regular season history – 5 wins in 2010-11 to 17 in 2011-12•Led the nation with 6 Daktronics-NAIA Academic All Americans in 2012, second in the nation with 6 in 2013, second in the nation with 5 in 2014, third in the nation with 4 in 2015. Led HAAC all three seasons•12 players named All-Conference Selections in four seasons•2013-14 HAAC Newcomer of the Year Morgan Vetter who led country with 127 three’s. Vetter led the nation in 2015 with 119 three’s •Received the 2012-13 & the 2013-14 CMU Moz Rahmatpanah Champions of Character Coach Award•Defeated NCAA DI Chicago State University for first win over a division one school in program history•Voted 2012 HAAC Co-Coach of the Year

•Responsible for all aspects of planning and building a successful JUCO Division II program, including recruiting, academics, scheduling, budget management, fundraising, alumni relations, press releases, and other duties within the athletic department•More than doubled the win total from the previous four years •NJCAA Region 6 Runner-up finishes in 2010 & 2011•Amy Galey – KJCCC Freshman of the Year, 2nd Team All KJCCC, 2nd Team NJCAA All American (all first in school history)•Spent eight weeks ranked in the NJCAA top 15 in 2010 – easily the longest stretch in school history•Twelve players signed to continue their playing careers including eight at the NCAA D1 & D2 level •Responsible for reporting scores and stats to all media outlets and the NJCAA webmaster•Worked with entire coaching staff to compose/write stories for local media outlets and the HCC webpage•Responsible for updating and maintaining the HCC athletic website•Produced player and coach biographies and handled all media request

•Responsible for all aspects of planning and continuing a successful JUCO Division II program, including recruiting, academics, scheduling, budget management, fundraising, alumni relations, press releases, and other duties within the athletic department•Won 91 games in four seasons including a 2004 Region 16 Runner-up finish, 2005 Region 16 Championship, 2007 Region 16 Championship, and a 2007 District E Championship•Set school record for wins in 2007 with 30•Received the 2007 BJ Graber Sportsmanship Award at the NJCAA National Championship in 2007•Twenty two players signed to continue their playing careers including thirteen at the NCAA D1 & D2 level•Inducted into the North Central Missouri College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008•Served as administrative liaison between residence hall students and director of residential life and dean of students•Responsible for developing and maintaining a comprehensive campus program that encourages students to combine co-curricular experiences with the liberal arts curriculum to enhance their educational and developmental goals•Complete administrative, programmatic, and community development for a residence hall housing approximately 75 students•Provide a leadership and direction to the campus community in a collateral position•Participate in a rotating duty schedule•Various other traditional hall director duties and responsibilities