Archive Positions
Posted July 26, 2016
Limra/LOMA/LL Global Inc. is looking for a Reference Librarian and Archivist to be located in our Windsor, CT office. Minimum Qualifications:The Reference Librarian and Archivist should have a Master’s Degree in Library and Information Science from an ALA-accredited library school and a minimum of two years of professional experience working in archives and libraries. Demonstrated knowledge of library…
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Posted July 25, 2016
The Amherst College Library seeks a talented archivist to join a collaborative and dynamic team as the College Archivist. Amherst has profoundly transformed its student body in terms of socioeconomic status, ethnicity, and nationality, among other areas. Today, nearly one quarter of Amherst’s students consists of Pell Grant recipients, and many more are first-generation students;…
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Posted July 22, 2016
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is currently seeking applicants for a part-time audiovisual digitization internship position in our Archives Processing and Digitization Unit. The intern will inventory and catalog audio and/or moving image materials. The intern may also assist with some of the following: digitize sound recordings, convert digital files from master formats to distribution…
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Posted July 22, 2016
The Processing Archivist reports directly to the Library Director and works in collaboration with the Library Director, Assistant Librarian, the Archivists, Digital Projects Specialist, and New England’s Hidden Histories’ Director (NEHH), to ensure the processing of the Congregational Library & Archives (CLA) collections. The primary focus of this job will be working with the NEHH collections to…
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Posted July 22, 2016
Job Description: This position is the Roper Center Data Librarian and will play a critical role within the senior leadership team of the Roper Center. The incumbent will manage, develop and lead the collection of public opinion survey/research archives, including assuring that data accepted into the Roper Center Archive are maintained using the best practices…
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Posted July 21, 2016
A freight-forwarding company headquartered in Canton, MA, with a history dating to 1919, is looking for an experienced archivist to manage the creation of a corporate archive. The terms of the position are negotiable, ideally as a full-time temporary posting lasting until the archive is completed, estimated at something like 100 hours. There is a…
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Posted July 21, 2016
POSITION SUMMARY The Living Computer Museum is looking for a temporary Processing Archivist who will work on cataloging and processing subsets of documents, software, and hardware at the Museum. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Following a given processing plan: Organize and arrange textual and non-textual materials according to professional archival standards. Conduct basic preservation and housing activities for…
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Posted July 20, 2016
SUMMARY: The Archdiocese of Boston serves approximately 1.8 million Catholics residing in 144 different communities in eastern Massachusetts. The archive, research library, and much of the archdiocesan administration are located at the Pastoral Center in Braintree, Massachusetts. The archive assistant will work closely alongside the Archivist/Records Manager to collect, preserve, and improve access to records…
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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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