Academic Positions
Posted July 22, 2016
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITES: Manage the Library’s open source ILS (Integrated Library System) Koha/ByWater. Establish and maintain bibliographic control of all Library materials to include both hardcopy and electronic formats Perform original and copy cataloging in all formats, according to established national and local Review and assign Dewey Decimal Classification numbers, perform subject analysis and assign Library of Congress…
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Posted July 21, 2016
The Peter W. Rodino, Jr. Law Library at Seton Hall University, located in Newark, NJ, seeks applicants for a full-time, tenure-track Reference/Research Librarian position. Responsibilities: Provides reference and specialized research assistance to students, faculty, administrators, staff, alumni and others permitted access to library services. Provides research assistance and instruction directly to these groups, at the…
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Posted July 20, 2016
The Continuing Resources Librarian is a tenure track library faculty position in the Cataloging and Discovery Services (CatDS) department, responsible for cataloging and metadata maintenance of serials and other continuing resources. Essential responsibilities include serving as principal serials cataloger and CONSER coordinator for the Libraries; training and overseeing the work of others in continuing resources cataloging; serving as an advisory resource…
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Posted July 20, 2016
General Statement of Duties: The Electronic Resources Assistant reports directly to the Electronic Resources Librarian. The successful candidate will assist with the provision of the library’s electronic resources including over 140 databases, more than 250 print and online periodical/serial subscriptions, and over 140,000 ebooks. He or she will also assist in the provision of Access Services including circulation, interlibrary…
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Posted July 20, 2016
Job Description: General Statement of Duties: The Public Services Librarian will coordinate public relations and planning of regular library events, including banned books week, community reads, and public art shows in the library’s galleries or art spaces. The Public Services Librarian will also liaise with the community or public at large. The Public Services Librarian…
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Posted July 20, 2016
The University of Connecticut Digital Scholarship and Data Curation unit, along with Greenhouse Studios at the University of Connecticut seeks an experienced developer to serve as Digital Scholarship and Repository Analyst in a full-time role at UConn’s Storrs campus. An innovative and fast-moving collaboration between the University Library, UConn’s School of Fine Arts, and the…
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Posted July 18, 2016
Job Description: Non-benefited, MCCC unit position18 hours per week, Specific work schedule to be determined. The Assistant Librarian provides professional library services to students, faculty and staff. She/He is responsible for assisting in operating the library by providing reference services, teaching bibliographic instruction and information literacy, preparing displays, developing/maintaining library collections and providing access to…
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Posted July 18, 2016
Yale University offers exciting opportunities for achievement and growth in New Haven, Connecticut. Conveniently located between Boston and New York, New Haven is the creative capital of Connecticut with cultural resources that include three major museums, a critically-acclaimed repertory theater, state-of-the-art concert hall, and world-renowned schools of Architecture, Art, Drama, and Music. General Purpose: Under…
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Posted July 18, 2016
The John Carter Brown Library has one of the world’s most important collections of books related to the history of the Americas across the period stretching from the arrival of Europeans in the Americas (c. 1492) through to the end of the colonial period (c. 1825). European books on the history of the Americas lie distinctly at its…
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Posted July 18, 2016
The John Carter Brown Library has one of the world’s most important collections of maps and atlases related to the history of the Americas and, more broadly, to the entire world, across the period stretching from the earliest printed atlases (c. 1472) through to maps showcasing the end of the colonial period (c. 1825). The Library has consistently…
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