======================================================================
ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash
This is a time-sensitive posting from ACQNET
It is not indexed but it is archived for one calendar year
======================================================================
Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 11:05:58 -0400
From: Clinton K. Chamberlain (Trinity U.)
<Clinton.Chamberlain@trinity.edu>
Subject: Job posting: E-Access/Serials Librarian, Trinity University,
San Antonio, TX
Apologies for cross-posting.
E-Access and Serials Librarian
Trinity University
San Antonio, TX
Trinity University seeks a dynamic, forward-thinking individual to
become its electronic
access and serials librarian. The successful candidate will join a team
of energetic,
creative librarians whose work earned them the ACRL Excellence in
Academic
Libraries award in 2007.
Reporting to the head of technical services, this position is
responsible for overseeing
and coordinating all operations in the subscriptions and standing
orders unit, including
the acquisition and cataloging of serial publications in all formats,
provision of local
and off-campus access to these materials, and bindery and book repair.
Four
classified staff members report to this position.
In addition, all librarians at Trinity serve as liaisons to at least
one academic
department, providing collection development, information literacy
instruction, and
communication from the library to the faculty and students of that
discipline.
This is an excellent opportunity for a librarian who seeks broad
responsibilities in a
collaborative atmosphere. We offer an environment that supports
risk-taking and
new ideas, and the chance to participate actively in campus life.
A detailed position description is available here.
Qualifications:
Required: ALA-accredited MLS degree or its international equivalent;
experience
managing serials and/or electronic resources operations in an academic
setting;
knowledge of integrated library systems, bibliographic utilities, and
other tools for
information management or bibliographic control such as electronic
resource
management systems and journal management systems.
Preferred: Track record of participation in or development of
innovative access to
the scholarly periodical literature. Evidence of creative approaches to
information
access problems, and an ability to understand and communicate the patron
experience to others. Demonstrated ability to assess and implement
workflows,
manage projects, and establish and document departmental policies and
procedures; and strong written and oral communication skills.
Salary range: $45,000-48,000.
Benefits include: Trinity-paid TIAA/CREF when qualified, comprehensive
insurance options, 20 days vacation, and generous professional
development
support.
Trinity University is a nationally recognized liberal arts and sciences
institution
characterized by a demanding curriculum, distinguished faculty,
exceptionally
bright students, and a campus that is among the most modern and
beautiful in
America. Trinity’s Coates Library has been recognized for its
innovation: it was
the college division recipient of ACRL’s 2007 Excellence in Academic
Libraries
award. Trinity is located in what Will Rogers called one of America's
four unique
cities. Combining Old World charm, a multicultural heritage, and
numerous
cultural and historical attractions, San Antonio is a friendly,
affordable, enchanting
city in which to live and study.
To apply: Submit a detailed resume, application letter addressing
experience
and interest, and the names, phone numbers, email and postal addresses
of three
references to: Diane J. Graves, University Librarian, (send email
applications to
rnelson@trinity.edu) Trinity University Library, One Trinity Place, San
Antonio,
TX, 78212-7200.
Review of applications begins October 15 and continues until the
position is filled.
Trinity is an EEOC/AA employer.
Clint Chamberlain
Electronic Access/Serials Librarian
Trinity University
One Trinity Place
San Antonio, Texas 78212
210 999-7613 (phone)
210 999-81812 (fax)
clinton.chamberlain@trinity.edu
****** END OF FILE ********** ACQflash ********** END OF FILE ******
--------------------------------------------------------------
For information about ACQNET's editorial policies,
how to subscribe/unsubscribe, and access to Archives, see:
http://www.acqweb.org
--------------------------------------------------------------
Received on Mon Aug 13 2007 - 18:16:55 UTC