Nic Rossi
	Position: Volunteer Assistant Coach

Prior to his time at Stevens, Rossi was the director of soccer operations for the Brown University men's soccer program from 2007-09. While there he was in charge of scheduling, scouting, game day operations, as well as implementing training sessions.

He also held the position of assistant director of coaching with Bruno United FC for five years, along with serving as a youth coach for the squad.

Rossi was a four-year letter winner and starter for Rhode Island, leading them to the 2005 ECAC Championship. He went on to play for the Rhode Island Stingrays for two seasons, as well as the Western Mass Pioneers for one year.

Rossi graduated from Rhode Island College in 2006 with a bachelor of arts in history and a minor in justice studies and received his master's in coaching education from Ohio University in June 2011. He earned a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma in 2009 and and now holds his USSF "B" coaching license.

Rossi resides in Athens with his wife, the former Amy Switzer, who is an assistant coach with the Ohio University women's soccer team.