Nike Youth Football Camp Wake Forest University

Jarry came to Wake Forest after three seasons as director of operations for the football program at UMass. Not only did he oversee the daily operation of the program, he also was the staff liaison to the university, monitored the team’s budget and coordinated numerous external relations projects such as coaches clinics, women’s clinics and alumni reunions. Jarry also played a key role in UMass’ transition to the FBS level.

Prior to his time at UMass, Jarry spent the 2010 season as the outside linebackers coach at the Colorado School of Mines where he also assisted in recruiting, video coordinating and strength and conditioning.

With the Ore Diggers, Jarry helped coach a defense that led CSM to the 2010 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championship and a spot in the NCAA Division II Playoffs. The defensive unit led the RMAC in sacks (36) and ranked second in red-zone defense and interceptions.

Prior to CSM, the Nashua, N.H., native spent five years (2005-10) working in the Georgetown Athletics Department where he served as an account executive for ticket sales and corporate sponsorship. He assisted the department in producing over $8 million in revenue while also working with over 100 corporate clients including Sprint, AMTRAK, GEICO, Xerox and Coca-Cola.

Jarry was a four-year letterwinner at Georgetown as a tight end for the Hoyas from 2001-04. He was named to the 2003 and 2004 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll and was a Dean’s List student earning a degree in history in 2005. He received his master’s degree in sports industry management from Georgetown in 2009.

Jarry and his wife Leigh Ann, were married in July 2014 and have one son, Colton. They reside in Winston-Salem.

In his role, Osgood coordinates and executes all team travel logistics for games (bus, airline, security, equipment, food and beverage). He travels in advance of the team to all away game sites to represent the Wake Forest Football team and ensure expectations are met. Additionally, he is responsible for all calendars and communication to staff, among other duties, to serve the program.

A 2018 graduate of Western Carolina University, Stevens earned his BSBA in Sport Management. As an undergraduate, he served as a video/operations assistant for the Catamounts and coordinated the filming of games and practices.

In his role, Dunn helps lead the newly created Football Player Career Development program in a student facing position to help create a meaningful student athlete experience at Wake Forest. Working as a member of the Student Athlete Development team, Dunn oversees the football program’s off-the-field efforts to maximize student-athletes’ potential and help them transition into and out of college.

Dunn’s main responsibility in the role will be to develop relationships with current football student athletes, helping mentor them as a voice off-the-field they can come to with concerns regarding academic, athletic, or career development separate from the Demon Deacon coaching staff.

In addition to personal mentorship, Dunn will lead the team’s career readiness programming, utilizing the Office of Career and Professional Development’s existing Ready 7 program to prepare student athletes for career opportunities after graduation. He also, alongside the director of football alumni relations, leads the Player Career Development program’s mentorship program, learning student athletes’ career interests and connecting them with networking opportunities and one-on-one mentorship with career connectors and supporters of the program within NCAA guidelines. Dunn also leads existing football community service projects, including Hit the Bricks, Pump Up for Piccolo and Santa’s Helper, among others.

A former captain for the Deacs on the gridiron, Dunn rejoins Wake Forest after spending a year as a Youth Support Partner at the non-profit Thompson Child and Family Focus in Charlotte, N.C., where Dunn mentored youth aged 13-21 in the Queen City area, assisting them with job and college applications, resumes, and school meetings, among other duties.

Dunn was a four-time letterman for Dave Clawson on the defensive line, where the Miami, Fla. native finished his Demon Deacon career with 156 total tackles (28 for a loss) and seven sacks. He earned his bachelor’s degree in communications from Wake Forest in 2017, and his master’s degree in education studies in 2019.