Digital Projects Librarian, School of Theology Library, Boston University, Boston MA
Posted August 25, 2013
Introduction:
The Boston University School of Theology is one of about 15 university-based seminaries in the United States. Historically Methodist, the School of Theology serves approximately 300 students from a variety of denominational backgrounds. The Theology Library works to support the School of Theology as it educates women and men in the fields of theological and religious life.
Position Summary:
Reporting to the Head Librarian, the Digital Projects Librarian is responsible for managing and developing the digital collections of the School of Theology Library.
Responsibilities include:
- identify and select significant items from the library’s archival collections for digitization
- assist the library’s archivist in processing the archival collections held by the library, especially those selected for digitization
- act as liaison to School of Theology faculty to identify and develop digital projects relating to faculty research and teaching
- oversee preparation of materials for digitization
- manage student staff involved in digitization
- select and/or design, and maintain appropriate presentation platforms for access to digital content
- promote the use of library digital resources by library patrons
- assist faculty with using digital collections in teaching and research
Qualifications:
Master’s degree in Library Science from an ALA-accredited institution and minimum of 2 years of experience in creating and managing digital assets within a digital repository, library or archive. Advanced degree or background in religious studies or theology preferred, but not required.
Salary & Benefits:
For information regarding salary and benefits for full-time employees, please the Boston University Human Resources Jobs page http://www.bu.edu/hr/jobs/.
Application Information:
Apply through posting for this position on the Boston University Job Opportunities page:https://bu.silkroad.com/