URL: https://yosemite.peopleadmin.com/postings/2581
Salary: $55,384 to $103,694 per year
Open Date: 01/31/2017
Close Date: 03/01/2017
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
• Serve as systems
administrator of ILS including troubleshooting, upgrading, and manipulating the
system to optimize functionality.
• Provide technical
expertise to diagnose, analyze, and design solutions for problems with WMS.
• Serve as primary
contact with OCLC for software and customer account issues.
• Serve as coordinator
of CONTENTdm collections.
• Work with consortia
and electronic resource vendors to coordinate trials, purchases, consistent
access to, and licensing of all electronic resources.
• Prepare and
disseminate clear, up-to-date policies and procedures that govern library
systems.
• In cooperation with
other librarians, coordinate library functions for the Library & Learning
Centers focusing on progressive, user-centered library services.
• In collaboration with
L & LC manager, ensure that library procedures and policies are followed
consistently.
• Provide reference
services, both face-to-face and virtual.
• Instruct students and
faculty in use of Library resources.
• Develop and teach
classes and workshops in information literacy/research skills.
• Develop web-based
instructional materials.
• Perform professional
duties such as collection development and cataloging as needed.
• Work collegially with
College faculty to promote use of Library & Learning Center across the
curriculum.
• Actively contribute
to assessment activities.
• Serve as liaison to
one or more academic departments.
• Collaborate with L
& LC faculty, staff, and administration to plan for current and future
needs and design solutions for problems and improvement of services.
• Serve on L & LC
and College committees contributing to shared governance.
• Provide statistical
and evaluative reports to L & LC administration as scheduled or requested.
• Provide instruction
and assistance to L & LC staff as appropriate.
• Work collegially with
faculty and staff in the L & LC, throughout the District, in other
libraries, and in cooperatives and associations.
• Develop a personal
program of professional development related to the responsibilities of the
position and institutional initiatives.
• Work nights and
weekends as needed.
• Travel between
campuses as needed.
• Perform other duties
as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications:
Master’s degree in
Library Science or Library and Information Science OR a California Community
College Instructor credential appropriate to the subject OR the equivalent.
Preferred Qualifications
• MLS or MLIS from an
ALA-accredited program
• Experience managing
an ILS (preferably WorldShare) and digital collections.
• Experience with
Copyright and Digital Rights Management.
• Experience working
successfully with vendors.
• Experience working in
an integrated library & learning center environment.
• Demonstrated
experience teaching research skills and information literacy, including using
instructional technology.
• Experience planning,
implementing, and reporting assessment activities.
• Experience working
with and sensitivity to students with a wide variance of information-seeking
skills and technological competence.
• Proficiency in use of
emerging information technologies.
• Ability to use
available technologies as teaching and/or student service tools.
• Professional
experience in an academic library, preferably a community college.
• Ability to teach
library courses for academic credit.
• Experience managing a
library branch or department.
• Demonstrated
commitment to community involvement.
Desirable Characteristics
• Knowledge of API and
programming languages (especially Perl and Java).
• Practical knowledge
of cataloging according to AACR2 and RDA standards.
• Ability to work
constructively, both independently and in cooperation with colleagues and
users, in a service-oriented environment.
• Willingness to
participate in professional growth and remain current in subject area.
• Ability to develop
curriculum or services that stress innovation and multiculturalism.
• Willingness to
experiment with teaching methods to accommodate various student learning
styles.
• Enthusiasm for the
learning process.
• Excellent
organizational, problem-solving, and interpersonal, written, and verbal
communication skills.
• Strong service
orientation.
• Commitment to
supportive relationships with students and staff.
• Vision and energy to
plan and organize programs to enhance student success and equity.
• Ability to operate
effectively in an environment of change and ambiguity.
• Ability to face
difficult situations with good humor.
Special Instructions for this Posting
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accepted online only at:
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