Metadata Librarian, Digital Assets and Reparative Description, Dartmouth College, (Hanover, NH)
Posted June 19, 2024
The Digital Assets and Reparative Description Librarian will work with multiple departments to
improve resource description in several key areas, including the identification of reparative
metadata opportunities and working with records at scale across various formats and platforms.
This position will work closely with colleagues in Cataloging and Metadata Services,
Acquisitions and Collection Development, and Digital by Dartmouth (DxDL) to improve
discovery of library resources. This work includes a focus on reparative metadata, digital
collections metadata, and electronic resources metadata with regular contributions to MARC
record creation and maintenance for all formats.
Bring your unique skills, grow them through professional development and engagement, and
help us empower students by unlocking their individual potential.
As a potential staff member at Dartmouth Libraries, you will be joining our organization at a
pivotal moment. After consulting and collaborating with our academic community, campus
partners, and library colleagues, Dartmouth Libraries have a new strategic direction – Research
Engine, Powering Knowledge. Grounded in our Purpose and Vision, this strategic framework
supports us in achieving our goals and aspirations. Those aspirations are to:
- Empower students by unlocking individual potential
- Accelerate advanced research
- Elevate scholarship with powerful research tools and methods and
- Amplify Dartmouth’s impact across the scholarly ecosystem
How to Apply
You can learn more about the position and apply at:
(https://searchjobs.dartmouth.edu/postings/74303/)
Hiring range: $64,300 – $80,300
Do you have questions?
Contact (Bryan Ricupero, [email protected])
Review of applications will begin (7.11.24), and will continue until the position is filled.
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