http://www.usc.edu/libraries/jobs/librarians/
Head, Acquisitions (#278) closing date 4/1/11
Reference and Instruction Librarian (#271B) Closing date 4/11/11
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
2 Librarian Positions at the University of Southern California
http://www.usc.edu/libraries/jobs/librarians/
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Library & Cultural Services Director, City of Richmond, CA
http://www.gossagesager.com/Richmondjobdesc.pdf
Inspiration—Productivity—Success—Engagement—the Library’s pledge to the Richmond community in providing outreach, programs, facilities and services! The City of Richmond seeks an energetic, enthusiastic and experienced leader to continue this commitment to public library service for this historic community.
Richmond Public Library serves a diverse population of 103,701 through its Main Library, two branches—Bayview and West Side—a bookmobile, and its innovative LEAP (Literacy For Every Adult Program) service. With a $6.5 million annual budget, an active Friends organization, and the recently formed Richmond Public Library Foundation, the new director and staff (52.13 FTEs) will have the capacity to develop new opportunities for community involvement, programs and services.
Under the administrative direction of the City Manager and with the advice of both the Library Commission and the Arts and Culture Commission, the Director plans, organizes, coordinates and controls the programs of the Richmond Library and Cultural Services; designs, plans and evaluates the work of the library and cultural arts programs; and provides leadership and expert professional assistance to the management team and staff. See the Library & Cultural Services Director job description, http://www.gossagesager.com/Richmondjobdesc.pdf, for
the complete job description, typical duties and qualifications.
Richmond is located 16 miles northeast of San Francisco on the western shore of Contra Costa County—and boasts thirty-two miles of shoreline. Incorporated in 1905, the City is best known for its unique history and role in the World War II home front effort. Today, the City is an important oil refining, industrial, commercial, transportation, shipping and government center. Richmond offers rich diversity, affordable housing, rail and rapid transit, water sports, museums, historic Point Richmond, two unique islands, live theatre,
diverse dining, one of the newest National Historical Parks—Rosie the Riveter, and much more. For additional information on the Library, the City and the area, see http://www.gossagesager.com/Richmondlinks.htm
Minimum qualifications include an MLS from an ALA accredited library school and at least six years of progressively responsible public library experience, including at least two years at a supervisory level. The successful candidate must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills; demonstrated leadership ability; strong planning and budgeting skills; and the ability to work collaboratively with public officials, employees and community groups; public speaking; and the ability to relate library and arts services to community needs. Successful experience as a public library director or assistant, associate or deputy director, experience with public art and/or cultural programs, and experience working in a union environment are
highly desirable.
Compensation. The starting salary range is $119,340-$134,256 (dependent on experience and qualifications) with an excellent benefits package.
For further information, contact jobethbradbury@gossagesager.com at Bradbury Associates/Gossage Sager Associates.
Apply via email with a meaningful cover letter and resume as Word attachments to danbradbury@gossagesager.com or
jobethbradbury@gossagesager.com. The position closes May 22, 2011.
BRADBURY ASSOCIATES/GOSSAGE SAGER ASSOCIATES
4545 WORNALL RD., STE. 805, KANSAS CITY, MO 64111
The City of Richmond is an Equal Opportunity/ADA Employer
Inspiration—Productivity—Success—Engagement—the Library’s pledge to the Richmond community in providing outreach, programs, facilities and services! The City of Richmond seeks an energetic, enthusiastic and experienced leader to continue this commitment to public library service for this historic community.
Richmond Public Library serves a diverse population of 103,701 through its Main Library, two branches—Bayview and West Side—a bookmobile, and its innovative LEAP (Literacy For Every Adult Program) service. With a $6.5 million annual budget, an active Friends organization, and the recently formed Richmond Public Library Foundation, the new director and staff (52.13 FTEs) will have the capacity to develop new opportunities for community involvement, programs and services.
Under the administrative direction of the City Manager and with the advice of both the Library Commission and the Arts and Culture Commission, the Director plans, organizes, coordinates and controls the programs of the Richmond Library and Cultural Services; designs, plans and evaluates the work of the library and cultural arts programs; and provides leadership and expert professional assistance to the management team and staff. See the Library & Cultural Services Director job description, http://www.gossagesager.com/Richmondjobdesc.pdf, for
the complete job description, typical duties and qualifications.
Richmond is located 16 miles northeast of San Francisco on the western shore of Contra Costa County—and boasts thirty-two miles of shoreline. Incorporated in 1905, the City is best known for its unique history and role in the World War II home front effort. Today, the City is an important oil refining, industrial, commercial, transportation, shipping and government center. Richmond offers rich diversity, affordable housing, rail and rapid transit, water sports, museums, historic Point Richmond, two unique islands, live theatre,
diverse dining, one of the newest National Historical Parks—Rosie the Riveter, and much more. For additional information on the Library, the City and the area, see http://www.gossagesager.com/Richmondlinks.htm
Minimum qualifications include an MLS from an ALA accredited library school and at least six years of progressively responsible public library experience, including at least two years at a supervisory level. The successful candidate must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills; demonstrated leadership ability; strong planning and budgeting skills; and the ability to work collaboratively with public officials, employees and community groups; public speaking; and the ability to relate library and arts services to community needs. Successful experience as a public library director or assistant, associate or deputy director, experience with public art and/or cultural programs, and experience working in a union environment are
highly desirable.
Compensation. The starting salary range is $119,340-$134,256 (dependent on experience and qualifications) with an excellent benefits package.
For further information, contact jobethbradbury@gossagesager.com at Bradbury Associates/Gossage Sager Associates.
Apply via email with a meaningful cover letter and resume as Word attachments to danbradbury@gossagesager.com or
jobethbradbury@gossagesager.com. The position closes May 22, 2011.
BRADBURY ASSOCIATES/GOSSAGE SAGER ASSOCIATES
4545 WORNALL RD., STE. 805, KANSAS CITY, MO 64111
The City of Richmond is an Equal Opportunity/ADA Employer
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Librarian, World Language Selector - Sacramento Public Library
http://www.saclibrary.org/?pageId=1458
Monthly Pay Range: $4,218 - $5,652 (DOQ)
Filing Deadline: Friday, April 8, 2011
The Sacramento Public Library is building a new future and transforming the library into our community’s most valued resource.
This is an exciting new full-time position in our Collection Services Department. We are seeking candidates for our World Language Selector position.
This position will be responsible for selecting World Language materials, AV selection, and developing and coordinating our system-wide replacement process.
The successful candidate will have a working knowledge of World Language collections; experience in materials selection; excellent communication skills;
time management skills; and a willingness and ability to travel to the 28 branches in our library system on a regular basis. The work schedule is Monday
through Friday, 8am-5pm, but schedules may vary due to the needs of the organization. Staff are expected to be available to work on weekday evenings
and weekends if needed. Applicants who possess a passion for libraries and a sincere desire to serve the public are encouraged to apply.
Minimum Qualifications:
· Master’s degree in Library Science from an ALA accredited college or university.
· Experience in World Language collections and materials selection preferred.
Duties include but are not limited to:
· Review, evaluate and recommend library materials for acquisition, replacement or to be discarded;
· Work with community members and staff regarding relevancy of collection;
· Work collaboratively with Outreach services in promotion of the Library’s collections;
· Analyze and monitor the Library’s World Language collection;
· Assemble recommended lists of titles for replacement or collection enrichment;
· Other duties as assigned.
Application and Selection Process:
Filing Deadline: Original hard copies of the applicant package must be received by the Human Resources department by 5pm on Friday, April 8, 2011
How to Apply: Applicants must submit: 1) Sacramento Public Library Application, 2) Resume, 3) Cover Letter and 4) Three professional references. Send completed Applicant packages to: Sacramento Public Library 828 I Street, Human Resources (2nd floor) Sacramento, CA 95814 Attention: World Language Selector Recruitment Notes:
· Meeting these qualifications does not necessarily guarantee an interview.
· In order to assist us in complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act, please notify the Human Resources department if you
require reasonable accommodation during the interview process.
· Interviews for candidates from out of the area will be conducted via Skype
Questions: humanresources@saclibrary.org or (916) 264-2853
Equal Opportunity Employer
Job Description
Title: Librarian
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Designation: Represented
Job Summary: Performs a variety of professional library work, including reference and readers’ advisory services, youth services, cataloging, selection
and collection management, programming, staff and customer training, special projects; and performs other related duties as assigned.
Essential Functions:
(Functions listed are intended only as illustrations of the various types of work performed. The omission of specific duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related or a logical assignment to the position.)
1. Works in public service area answering information and readers’ advisory questions;
2. Identifies and locates library materials and assists customers in locating materials;
3. Assists and instructs customers in use of library resources, facilities, and policies;
4. Assists customers in performing computer searches and using electronic databases;
5. May perform copy and original cataloging and classification of library materials;
6. Coordinates selection and acquisitions processes for library materials, including maintaining standing orders and serials databases and files and monitoring holds buy ratios;
7. Designs and presents programs and presentations and accompanying materials;
8. Assists in training staff newly assigned to work area;
9. Keeps records and statistics; prepares reports;
10. Keeps abreast of practices and trends in public librarianship by attending workshops and educational programs and reading periodicals and specialized literature;
and recommends more efficient practices;
12. Attends meetings, trainings and seminars; participates in various committees and team activities;
13. Fills in for any subordinate position, as needed;
14. Maintains positive relationships with other staff and members of the public;
15. Requires regular and punctual employee presence;
16. Acts as a representative of Sacramento Public Library to the public;
17. May:
· Select new and replacement materials and perform collection management functions in assigned area;
· Perform outreach activities, including school visits, story time presentations, and contacting community organizations and agencies;
· Carry out or supervise special projects;
· Prepare schedules;
· Supervise shelvers and volunteers;
· Perform circulation functions;
· Be in charge of a department or branch during short term absence of supervisor;
· Perform simple repair and maintenance on computers and other equipment; and
17. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
The employee is expected to perform or possess the following:
Knowledge of:
1. Sacramento Public Library’s policies and procedures and practices and procedures of assigned department or branch;
2. Current reference and search tools, including electronic resources, the Internet and bibliographic utilities, and the ability to use them;
3. Integrated library system procedures and explain to staff and library customers;
4. Customer service techniques in a wide variety of situations and towards a diverse customer population;
5. Basic understanding of the principles of cataloging and understanding of the Dewey system;
6. Principles and practices of intellectual freedom and the Library Bill of Rights.
Ability to:
1. Successfully communicate with other staff members, library customers, representatives of community organizations, schools, and agencies,
and library vendors and suppliers;
3. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with other staff and work as a team;
4. Understand the customer’s needs and deliver services by focusing on the customer;
5. Take initiative to ensure a positive and successful customer experience by contributing to finding solutions, regardless of assigned responsibility;
6. Respond to customers and address customer complaints/problems in a timely, accurate, courteous, respectful and friendly manner;
7. Possess attention to detail and follow through on tasks effectively and efficiently;
8. Establish priorities and organize workload effectively and efficiently while paying attention to detail and complete assignments under pressure;
9. Maintain a pleasant and productive working atmosphere; maintain composure and work effectively even when under pressure;
10. Keep all relevant parties informed of all major issues and to recommend changes as appropriate;
11. Act on behalf of the branch or department supervisor as necessary.
Skill in:
1. Operating relevant computer systems, including hardware and software; current audio-visual equipment; and office machines.
Education and Experience:
1. Master’s degree in Library Science from an ALA accredited university;
2. No experience necessary;
Physical and Environmental Conditions:
Work occurs in a normal office environment with acceptable lighting, temperature, and air conditions. Normally seated, standing or walking at will.
Frequently required to sit, stand and walk, talk or hear and to use hands to finger, handle or feel objects, tools, or controls; and reach with hands and arms.
Physical activity requires occasional stooping and bending and daily lifting of library materials, supplies, etc. up to 50 pounds; some positions may require
pushing book carts weighing up to 150 pounds. Specific vision abilities required for this job include close vision and the ability to adjust focus.
Requires repetitive motion in the operation of a computer.
Work environment involves everyday risks or discomforts which require normal safety precautions typical of such places as offices, libraries, meeting and training rooms,
e.g., use of safe work place practices with office equipment, avoidance of trips and falls and observance of fire and building safety regulations.
Position may require some travel throughout the library service area. May require working evening and weekend shifts. Interaction with library staff, library customers, other libraries,
agencies and organizations, or vendors will be necessary to provide and receive information, present programs, or resolve situations or problems.
There may be some exposure to angry or hostile individuals.
A valid Class C California Drivers License may be required for some positions at the time of appointment.
The above job description is not intended as, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job.
Monthly Pay Range: $4,218 - $5,652 (DOQ)
Filing Deadline: Friday, April 8, 2011
The Sacramento Public Library is building a new future and transforming the library into our community’s most valued resource.
This is an exciting new full-time position in our Collection Services Department. We are seeking candidates for our World Language Selector position.
This position will be responsible for selecting World Language materials, AV selection, and developing and coordinating our system-wide replacement process.
The successful candidate will have a working knowledge of World Language collections; experience in materials selection; excellent communication skills;
time management skills; and a willingness and ability to travel to the 28 branches in our library system on a regular basis. The work schedule is Monday
through Friday, 8am-5pm, but schedules may vary due to the needs of the organization. Staff are expected to be available to work on weekday evenings
and weekends if needed. Applicants who possess a passion for libraries and a sincere desire to serve the public are encouraged to apply.
Minimum Qualifications:
· Master’s degree in Library Science from an ALA accredited college or university.
· Experience in World Language collections and materials selection preferred.
Duties include but are not limited to:
· Review, evaluate and recommend library materials for acquisition, replacement or to be discarded;
· Work with community members and staff regarding relevancy of collection;
· Work collaboratively with Outreach services in promotion of the Library’s collections;
· Analyze and monitor the Library’s World Language collection;
· Assemble recommended lists of titles for replacement or collection enrichment;
· Other duties as assigned.
Application and Selection Process:
Filing Deadline: Original hard copies of the applicant package must be received by the Human Resources department by 5pm on Friday, April 8, 2011
How to Apply: Applicants must submit: 1) Sacramento Public Library Application, 2) Resume, 3) Cover Letter and 4) Three professional references. Send completed Applicant packages to: Sacramento Public Library 828 I Street, Human Resources (2nd floor) Sacramento, CA 95814 Attention: World Language Selector Recruitment Notes:
· Meeting these qualifications does not necessarily guarantee an interview.
· In order to assist us in complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act, please notify the Human Resources department if you
require reasonable accommodation during the interview process.
· Interviews for candidates from out of the area will be conducted via Skype
Questions: humanresources@saclibrary.org or (916) 264-2853
Equal Opportunity Employer
Job Description
Title: Librarian
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Designation: Represented
Job Summary: Performs a variety of professional library work, including reference and readers’ advisory services, youth services, cataloging, selection
and collection management, programming, staff and customer training, special projects; and performs other related duties as assigned.
Essential Functions:
(Functions listed are intended only as illustrations of the various types of work performed. The omission of specific duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related or a logical assignment to the position.)
1. Works in public service area answering information and readers’ advisory questions;
2. Identifies and locates library materials and assists customers in locating materials;
3. Assists and instructs customers in use of library resources, facilities, and policies;
4. Assists customers in performing computer searches and using electronic databases;
5. May perform copy and original cataloging and classification of library materials;
6. Coordinates selection and acquisitions processes for library materials, including maintaining standing orders and serials databases and files and monitoring holds buy ratios;
7. Designs and presents programs and presentations and accompanying materials;
8. Assists in training staff newly assigned to work area;
9. Keeps records and statistics; prepares reports;
10. Keeps abreast of practices and trends in public librarianship by attending workshops and educational programs and reading periodicals and specialized literature;
and recommends more efficient practices;
12. Attends meetings, trainings and seminars; participates in various committees and team activities;
13. Fills in for any subordinate position, as needed;
14. Maintains positive relationships with other staff and members of the public;
15. Requires regular and punctual employee presence;
16. Acts as a representative of Sacramento Public Library to the public;
17. May:
· Select new and replacement materials and perform collection management functions in assigned area;
· Perform outreach activities, including school visits, story time presentations, and contacting community organizations and agencies;
· Carry out or supervise special projects;
· Prepare schedules;
· Supervise shelvers and volunteers;
· Perform circulation functions;
· Be in charge of a department or branch during short term absence of supervisor;
· Perform simple repair and maintenance on computers and other equipment; and
17. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
The employee is expected to perform or possess the following:
Knowledge of:
1. Sacramento Public Library’s policies and procedures and practices and procedures of assigned department or branch;
2. Current reference and search tools, including electronic resources, the Internet and bibliographic utilities, and the ability to use them;
3. Integrated library system procedures and explain to staff and library customers;
4. Customer service techniques in a wide variety of situations and towards a diverse customer population;
5. Basic understanding of the principles of cataloging and understanding of the Dewey system;
6. Principles and practices of intellectual freedom and the Library Bill of Rights.
Ability to:
1. Successfully communicate with other staff members, library customers, representatives of community organizations, schools, and agencies,
and library vendors and suppliers;
3. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with other staff and work as a team;
4. Understand the customer’s needs and deliver services by focusing on the customer;
5. Take initiative to ensure a positive and successful customer experience by contributing to finding solutions, regardless of assigned responsibility;
6. Respond to customers and address customer complaints/problems in a timely, accurate, courteous, respectful and friendly manner;
7. Possess attention to detail and follow through on tasks effectively and efficiently;
8. Establish priorities and organize workload effectively and efficiently while paying attention to detail and complete assignments under pressure;
9. Maintain a pleasant and productive working atmosphere; maintain composure and work effectively even when under pressure;
10. Keep all relevant parties informed of all major issues and to recommend changes as appropriate;
11. Act on behalf of the branch or department supervisor as necessary.
Skill in:
1. Operating relevant computer systems, including hardware and software; current audio-visual equipment; and office machines.
Education and Experience:
1. Master’s degree in Library Science from an ALA accredited university;
2. No experience necessary;
Physical and Environmental Conditions:
Work occurs in a normal office environment with acceptable lighting, temperature, and air conditions. Normally seated, standing or walking at will.
Frequently required to sit, stand and walk, talk or hear and to use hands to finger, handle or feel objects, tools, or controls; and reach with hands and arms.
Physical activity requires occasional stooping and bending and daily lifting of library materials, supplies, etc. up to 50 pounds; some positions may require
pushing book carts weighing up to 150 pounds. Specific vision abilities required for this job include close vision and the ability to adjust focus.
Requires repetitive motion in the operation of a computer.
Work environment involves everyday risks or discomforts which require normal safety precautions typical of such places as offices, libraries, meeting and training rooms,
e.g., use of safe work place practices with office equipment, avoidance of trips and falls and observance of fire and building safety regulations.
Position may require some travel throughout the library service area. May require working evening and weekend shifts. Interaction with library staff, library customers, other libraries,
agencies and organizations, or vendors will be necessary to provide and receive information, present programs, or resolve situations or problems.
There may be some exposure to angry or hostile individuals.
A valid Class C California Drivers License may be required for some positions at the time of appointment.
The above job description is not intended as, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Electronic Services Librarian - UC Davis Mabie Law Library
http://www.hercjobs.org/c/job.cfm?site_id=793&jb=7581272
Responsibilities: Reporting to the Associate Director, the position has the following responsibilities:
Manages the library's electronic information resources, improving access to electronic resources, and providing technical support, including assistance with authentication, license agreements and payments. Provide faculty, students, and others access to and assistance in using electronic resources. Helps with the evaluation and acquisition of electronic resources. Maintains and makes accessible content files of electronic resources. Collects and reports appropriate user and system statistics and provides year-end reports. Assists department accounting unit as needed in maintaining subscription status, licensing information, and payments. Arranges trials of new resources.
Provides reference services as part of the reference team, including participation in the faculty-liaison program, co-teaching Advanced Legal Research, hosting brown bags, providing selective in-class bibliographic training, assisting with training programs offered student RA's, journal editors, clinical students, and others. Assists with setting up personal profiles for law faculty tailored to specific research and scholarship.
Acts as technology resource for various library applications. Coordinating with the Law School IT unit as needed, implements various computer applications to update webpage content and design displays on the library's webpage, develops and produces Research Guides, produces the eResearch Advisor newsletter, and continues projects such as the development of an external blog, library Facebook presence, etc. Assists with assessing computer services requirements, hardware and software purchases, and desktop support.
The Library is part of the UC Davis School of Law and provides services to over 590 professional and master?s degree candidates, law and campus faculty, members of the legal profession in the Northern and Central California region, and members of the public. There are 16 employees, (7 librarians and 9 staff), and four departments comprising the library: Acquisitions/Serials, Cataloging, Public Services and Administration. The Library uses Innovative Interface's Millennium online catalog. Additional information about the Mabie Law Library is available at http://www.law.ucdavis.edu/library/.
The School of Law offers a three-year curriculum in the study of law, and has a student body of approximately 600 degree-seeking candidates, 50+ faculty and lecturers, 70+ staff members, and comprehensive annual budgets exceeding $16.5M. The School of Law staff work in a dynamic workplace and are dedicated to providing unparalleled service and support to our legal community. In the pursuit of its strategic goals, the School of Law promotes a high degree of collaboration, innovation, and professional development opportunities among its staff. Masters degree in library science from an ALA-accredited institution or its equivalent; JD preferred or experience with legal information resources; substantial experience with Innovative Interfaces Millennium system; knowledge of electronic legal information sources; ability to work effectively with a diverse population with many different levels of technical capability.
Please send letter of interest, resume, and list of 3 references to contact listed. For full consideration, application should be received by February 25, 2011. However the position will remain open until filled.
Responsibilities: Reporting to the Associate Director, the position has the following responsibilities:
Manages the library's electronic information resources, improving access to electronic resources, and providing technical support, including assistance with authentication, license agreements and payments. Provide faculty, students, and others access to and assistance in using electronic resources. Helps with the evaluation and acquisition of electronic resources. Maintains and makes accessible content files of electronic resources. Collects and reports appropriate user and system statistics and provides year-end reports. Assists department accounting unit as needed in maintaining subscription status, licensing information, and payments. Arranges trials of new resources.
Provides reference services as part of the reference team, including participation in the faculty-liaison program, co-teaching Advanced Legal Research, hosting brown bags, providing selective in-class bibliographic training, assisting with training programs offered student RA's, journal editors, clinical students, and others. Assists with setting up personal profiles for law faculty tailored to specific research and scholarship.
Acts as technology resource for various library applications. Coordinating with the Law School IT unit as needed, implements various computer applications to update webpage content and design displays on the library's webpage, develops and produces Research Guides, produces the eResearch Advisor newsletter, and continues projects such as the development of an external blog, library Facebook presence, etc. Assists with assessing computer services requirements, hardware and software purchases, and desktop support.
The Library is part of the UC Davis School of Law and provides services to over 590 professional and master?s degree candidates, law and campus faculty, members of the legal profession in the Northern and Central California region, and members of the public. There are 16 employees, (7 librarians and 9 staff), and four departments comprising the library: Acquisitions/Serials, Cataloging, Public Services and Administration. The Library uses Innovative Interface's Millennium online catalog. Additional information about the Mabie Law Library is available at http://www.law.ucdavis.edu/library/.
The School of Law offers a three-year curriculum in the study of law, and has a student body of approximately 600 degree-seeking candidates, 50+ faculty and lecturers, 70+ staff members, and comprehensive annual budgets exceeding $16.5M. The School of Law staff work in a dynamic workplace and are dedicated to providing unparalleled service and support to our legal community. In the pursuit of its strategic goals, the School of Law promotes a high degree of collaboration, innovation, and professional development opportunities among its staff. Masters degree in library science from an ALA-accredited institution or its equivalent; JD preferred or experience with legal information resources; substantial experience with Innovative Interfaces Millennium system; knowledge of electronic legal information sources; ability to work effectively with a diverse population with many different levels of technical capability.
Please send letter of interest, resume, and list of 3 references to contact listed. For full consideration, application should be received by February 25, 2011. However the position will remain open until filled.
Archival Assistant - Los Angeles
LAC Group seeks an Archival Assistant for a temporary full-time position working at a university library in Los Angeles, CA. This position is anticipated to last 2 months. We are looking for someone with a background in archives and a demonstrated an understanding of basic archival practices and processing.
Responsibilities:
- Inventory of video tape collection (U-Matic, DVC-PRO, and BetaSP)
- Creating a best practices spreadsheet for description and arrangement of tapes
- Establish a workflow for the project; Data recorded for each tape in the spreadsheet will be used to create an EAD finding aid
- Evaluate tapes for issues with preservation and make recommendations in this regard, and identifying access points and indexing terms
Qualifications
- Candidates should have a background in archives and demonstrated an understanding of basic archival practices and processing
- Solid interpersonal, oral and written communication skills are also necessary
- Previous experience in processing video materials, preferred
- Knowledge of best practices for description video materials, preferred
- Knowledge of video preservation standards, preferred
- Knowledge of HTML and EAD for the eventual online presentation of the finding aid, preferred
Work Hours: This position is full-time (40 hours). The assistant must work between approximately 8:00am-5:00pm, Monday – Friday. If someone wanted to work twenty or thirty hours per week, this could be accommodated.
To Apply: In order to be considered please apply via this link: http://bit.ly/ArchivesAssistant
To view all of our currently open positions please visit: http://lac-group.com/lac-group/career
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Public Services Coordinator - Sonoma State University
http://www.sonoma.edu/aa/fa/tenure_track.shtml
Position # 103304
The University Library is searching for a fully engaged, energetic, service-oriented leader to oversee reference services, with
additional responsibilities for interlibrary loan and circulation. Strong contributions to the instruction program, strategic
planning processes, and group decision-making are expected. Placing students at the center of all services and working well with
a diverse population is essential.
Collaborating with individual faculty members and acting as liaison to multiple academic departments is a stimulating part of the
job, requiring strong people skills and a desire to fully integrate into campus life. Superior leadership skills are needed to guide
individuals toward reaching practical and visionary goals.
As a faculty member, librarians are expected to take a leading role in campus activities and governance. Scholarship plus service to
the campus and community are expected. This position requires an ALA-accredited MLS, MLIS, or equivalent, and at least three years of
progressively responsible public services experience, including 2 years of supervisory experience.
Located just 50 miles north of San Francisco in beautiful Sonoma wine country, the University Library in the Jean and Charles Schulz
Information Center offers a dynamic learning environment, valuable information resources, and a state-of-the-art automated retrieval
system.
Rank: Senior Assistant Librarian. Salary range: $57,060-$72,096, commensurate with qualifications and experience.
For a complete job description and application instructions, go to: SSU Faculty Affairs employment
page at http://www.sonoma.edu/aa/fa/employment.shtml
For more information about the University Library, go to: http://library.sonoma.edu.
Review of applications will be conducted for those sent by Friday, April 22, 2011.
Sonoma State is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer.
Position # 103304
The University Library is searching for a fully engaged, energetic, service-oriented leader to oversee reference services, with
additional responsibilities for interlibrary loan and circulation. Strong contributions to the instruction program, strategic
planning processes, and group decision-making are expected. Placing students at the center of all services and working well with
a diverse population is essential.
Collaborating with individual faculty members and acting as liaison to multiple academic departments is a stimulating part of the
job, requiring strong people skills and a desire to fully integrate into campus life. Superior leadership skills are needed to guide
individuals toward reaching practical and visionary goals.
As a faculty member, librarians are expected to take a leading role in campus activities and governance. Scholarship plus service to
the campus and community are expected. This position requires an ALA-accredited MLS, MLIS, or equivalent, and at least three years of
progressively responsible public services experience, including 2 years of supervisory experience.
Located just 50 miles north of San Francisco in beautiful Sonoma wine country, the University Library in the Jean and Charles Schulz
Information Center offers a dynamic learning environment, valuable information resources, and a state-of-the-art automated retrieval
system.
Rank: Senior Assistant Librarian. Salary range: $57,060-$72,096, commensurate with qualifications and experience.
For a complete job description and application instructions, go to: SSU Faculty Affairs employment
page at http://www.sonoma.edu/aa/fa/employment.shtml
For more information about the University Library, go to: http://library.sonoma.edu.
Review of applications will be conducted for those sent by Friday, April 22, 2011.
Sonoma State is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer.
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