Closing Date
12-17-2018
Salary
$23-32 hourly
$23-32 hourly
Description
Under supervision of the Computer Resource Manager, this
position provides administrative assistance to meet the operational needs of
the Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics Student Advising Center
and supports access to ARE library resources. This position is responsible for
the following: textbook orders; coordinating course evaluations and exit
surveys; maintaining webpage for library resources; assisting with commencement
and orientation activities; managing circulation of library resources, reserves
and binding services; and conducting annual library resource orientation. The
position also serves as a back-up to the AAIII administrative support in the
ARE Student Advising Center.
Minimum Qualifications:
Organizational skills to set-up and maintain files.
Excellent oral communication, customer service and interpersonal skills to communicate clearly, effectively, and professionally in person, by email and by phone.
Experience using standard business software applications including word processing, email, calendaring, spreadsheet and database software.
Knowledge of library functions and procedures, including library filing practices.
Skills to recognize essential bibliographic elements of title/citation.
Skills to alphabetize, file and retrieve bibliographic records in various files.
Experience with website maintenance.
Experience composing and editing documents and correspondence for accuracy, consistency of format and grammar, and professional appearance and style.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience using the MELVYL catalog system.
Experience working with students, staff and faculty in a university/college advising setting.
Experience providing instructional information to groups.
Organizational skills to set-up and maintain files.
Excellent oral communication, customer service and interpersonal skills to communicate clearly, effectively, and professionally in person, by email and by phone.
Experience using standard business software applications including word processing, email, calendaring, spreadsheet and database software.
Knowledge of library functions and procedures, including library filing practices.
Skills to recognize essential bibliographic elements of title/citation.
Skills to alphabetize, file and retrieve bibliographic records in various files.
Experience with website maintenance.
Experience composing and editing documents and correspondence for accuracy, consistency of format and grammar, and professional appearance and style.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience using the MELVYL catalog system.
Experience working with students, staff and faculty in a university/college advising setting.
Experience providing instructional information to groups.
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