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Jean Senat, Head Women’s Soccer Coach
Coach Jean Senat holds vast experience playing soccer at the varsity level, leading college and club soccer teams, and recruiting and coaching players in Europe, Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and in the United States.
Recently, Jean was the assistant soccer coach and assistant to the athletic director at his alma mater, Brescia University in Owensboro, KY. A business-minded leader, Jean earned his master’s degree in Management from Brescia University in 2007 KY, and his bachelor’s degree in Business & Accounting in 2004.
Jean has coached club soccer leagues in Kentucky, including the United Soccer Club and the Owensboro Lady Sting. Jean is a volunteer soccer coach at Akron futbol soccer club in Akron, Pennsylvania, and occasionally volunteers his knowledge at the Claymont, DE YMCA.
Outside of coaching commitments, Jean teaches language classes to church communities and missionaries traveling to Haiti. “I have been helping people my whole life, especially those who are less fortunate,” Jean explains. “I like to give back by volunteering or donating part of what I have. Coaching soccer is a great way of helping.”
Jean likes the “atmosphere” at Harcum; “It’s a great place to work, and to make a difference in people’s lives... making a difference means so much to me.”
Contact Coach Senat:
Melville Hall
email: jsenat@harcum.edu
phone: 610-526-6199
Mindes Dorlean, Assistant Women's Soccer Coach
Mindes—or “Mendez”—Dorlean came to Harcum in January, 2010 to work as the Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach alongside Head Coach Jean Senat. Originally from Haiti, Mendez has been playing soccer since he was 3-years-old and holds vast counseling and social service experience. A December, 2009 graduate of Brescia University in Owensboro, KY, Mendez is ready to coach, work with students, and make a difference in his community.
Before Harcum, Mendez was playing men’s soccer at Brescia University and served as a part-time employee at the Owensboro YMCA , working as a building supervisor, personal trainer and after school counselor. Mendez also spent some time as a juvenile delinquent counselor at the Mary Kendall Home in Owensboro.
Having played soccer since early childhood, Mendez made the national team in Haiti at the age of 16. He moved to the United States in 2002 to pursue an education, and ended up playing college-level soccer at a community college in New jersey as well as his alma mater, Brescia University, where he later transferred.
Dedicated to helping others, Mendez has volunteered his services with the Tacachale Disability Center in Gainsboro, FL, the Owensboro Block Party Community Services, and the National Association of Social Work.
Mendez’s main goals at Harcum include helping to develop individual team members—first as people, then as successful soccer players—and starting the Women’s Soccer team on a path to success.
Contact Assistant Coach Dorlean:Melville Hall
email: mdorlean@harcum.edu
phone: 610-526-6167
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