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Project Archivist / Cataloger (#1263)
to work on site at an ongoing project in New Orleans, LA. Working with both restored and undamaged materials, the Project Archivist / Cataloger oversees the remaining Katrina recovery process for archives and will create MARC records in Voyager and OCLC for all processed collections. In addition, the incumbent in this position will design an Encoded Archival Description (EAD) implementation plan and will ensure that all existing and new MARC records conform to necessary standards for EAD cross-walking and implementation. Archival/Cataloging Technician (#1264)
to work on site at an ongoing project in New Orleans, Louisiana. Working under the supervision of the Archivist/EAD Cataloger, the Archival/Cataloging Technician will assist in the accurate completion of MARC record fields in Voyager that will be compliant with Encoded Archival Description (EAD) standards.
Senior Director, Library Operations (#1262)
for a large organization in downtown Los Angeles that serves a diverse and multi-lingual population (including other organizations, solo practitioners, and the general public). The Senior Director will plan, implement and manage the day to day activities of a large staff in the Library Operations Division.
Director Customer Sales (#1261) for
a global library technology and services vendor. Exceptional customer
management and familiarity with emerging library trends, new
technologies, digital asset management and patron empowerment
initiatives a must. This position is up to 50% travel and is devoted to
strategically managing an existing customer
base within the Eastern US, developing strong customer relationships at
a senior level, and coaching/assisting Customer Sales Consultants to
close business. Ideal candidate will live within commuting distance to
an airport and cover the Eastern territory.
Customer Sales Consultant (#1260)
for a global library technology and services vendor. Exceptional
customer management and familiarity with emerging library trends, new
technologies, digital asset management and patron empowerment
initiatives a must. The consultant will communicate with library
directors and system coordinators on system expansion possib ilities
and planning, identifying customer needs and correlating these with
appropriate software and hardware additions. Ideal candidate will live
within commuting distance to an airport as this position is up to 50%
travel.
Full text: Library and Archival Professional 3 Washington State Ferries Seattle - Belltown, WA
Deadline: 27 July 2009 Division: Washington State Ferries Recruitment Number: 09-WSF-008
Location: Seattle- Belltown Area
Salary: $43,572 - $57,240 annually depending on qualifications Posting Date: Thursday, July 09, 2009 Closing Date: Monday, July 27, 2009 Status: Open
Are you a professional librarian who would thrive on utilizing your information management and research skills in a complex, engineering/design, and maritime environment? Do you enjoy assisting customers with complex information requests where you can put to work your knowledge of compiling data and reports and your ability to deliver specialized consultation services? If this sounds like what you have been working towards in your career plan, then the Washington State Ferries is looking for you. We are offering a rare opportunity to manage the extensive Vessel Technical Library that collects, archives, and preserves vessel drawings, studies, technical manuals, letters, vendor information, government publications, historical records, reference documents, and other vessel -related publications for the Vessel Design department.
The Library and Archival Professional 3 provides personalized library service by anticipating, extrapolating, evaluating, and customizing information and services. Develops needs assessment tools to keep current with customers needs and interests. Functions as the content or process specialist on customer problems. Provides vessel documentation in response to requests/inquiries (e.g. Public Disclosure Requests) and performs other library, research, records management, and department -supported related tasks as needs arise.
The Library and Archival Professional 3 is responsible for administering all activities involving the descriptive cataloging and disposition of Vessel Design records in conjunction with the State Records Retention Center and the State Archives, and provides consulting services to improve library service and development of libraries in the state.
Provides focused reference services drawing upon technical paper and electronic resources from the WSDOT collection and external resources. Plans and coordinates the electronic filing, document retrieval, receipt and issuance of vessel drawings, and maintains the basic operations and upkeep of the display graphics imaging media system (OCE TCS400) and scans, produces prints and DVDs.
Successful candidate must have the following: Master's degree in library science from an American Library Association- accredited program and certification by the State Librarian authorized through the Office of the Secretary of State or certification by professional portfolio as authorized through the Office of the Office of the Secretary of State and three years experience as a professional librarian.
* The ability to effectively communicate verbally and in writing. * The ability to work effectively in a team environment and with diverse groups of people. * The ability to access and maintain computerized databases.
* Knowledge of the organization of information, reference tools and strategies, and user services.
Desired Qualifications Include: * The ability to catalogue, preserve and store vessel design engineering drawings and records.
All applicants must complete the following supplemental questions for consideration: 1. Describe your background and work experience in the field of library sciences. 2. Describe your library experience providing user, administrative, and technical services.
3. Describe a situation in which you solved a difficult reference question for a customer and what steps you took to reach a solution.
Compensation: $43,572 - $57,240 annually, depending on qualifications. Outstanding benefits including health, dental, life, and long-term disability insurance; vacation, sick, military, and civil leave; dependent care assistance program; employee assistance program; deferred compensation plans; educational benefits program; 11 paid holidays; and state retirement plans.
Note: This position is covered by a union shop provision. Therefore, as a condition of employment, candidates who are appointed are required to become members of the Washington Federation of State Employees (WSFE),
or arrange to pay to that union a fee equivalent to its regular monthly dues. The union shop provision shall be effective on the first day of the month following the employee's initial 30 days in this classification.
How To Apply: Please send a completed WSDOT Employment Application (http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/NR/rdonlyres/39731B3F-CA31-44F7-AA0D-E2F1B78169
B8/0/WSDOTEmploymentApplicationAffirmativeActionnote.doc), letter of interest, detailed resume, and your response to the supplemental questions by Monday, July 27, 2009. The letter of interest should indicate how you meet the qualifications as shown on this announcement.
Be prepared to provide references at the time of interview.
Electronic application materials in Word format are preferred; however, hard copies may be sent to:
Washington State Ferries Office of Human Resources 2901- 3rd Avenue, Suite 500 Seattle, WA 98121-3014 Phone (206)515-3437 Fax (206)515-3489 Attention: Denise Freeman-Hayes
Division Profile: Washington State Ferries operates the largest ferry fleet in the United States. Twenty-two ferries cross Puget Sound and its inland waterways, carrying over 23 million passengers to 20 different
terminals. From Tacoma, Washington, to Sidney, British Columbia, WSF travels up and down the Sound, acting as a marine highway for commercial users, tourists, and daily commuters alike. There are over 1800 dedicated employees who have made Washington State Ferries the most
popular tourist attraction in the state.
Dan Trefethen Boeing Company P.O. Box 3707, M/C 45-54 Seattle, WA 98124-2207 phone: 206-544-9881 [log in to unmask]
This position oversees the daily operations of the Special Collections Division located in the Main Library downtown.
TYPICAL DUTIES:
Key responsibilities include, but are not restricted to:
Performing administrative duties which include goal setting, program development and assistance in the formulation of
Library policies and procedures
Supervising department staff including scheduling, work assignments,
performance evaluations, and project management
Overseeing and providing direct reference and readers advisory service for the public, including participating in the division’s public
service desk rotation
Promoting the programs and services of the Nashville Room and the Library
within the Nashville community and nationally
Keeping abreast of the knowledge of special collections in library service and new trends in the profession
Approving and overseeing the loan of rare printed materials for exhibitions
Working as a member of a team effectively and
collaboratively on various department or systems projects/committees
Solicitation and evaluating of all special collection donations to Library
Applying knowledge of current effective practices inoral history and archives administration
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Master’s Degree in
Library Science from an accredited college or university or a Masters Degree in History, Education, or Liberal Arts from an accredited college or university and 5 years of professional library experience, including 3 years of
supervisory experience.The Library Science program must be accredited by the American Library Association or the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education.
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
Ø Experience in and knowledge of digital archives andCONTENTdm
Ø Knowledge of American history, genealogy, African-American studies, and American literature
Ø Ability to demonstrate leadership or coordinate complex projects that engage multiple participants
Ø Understanding of intellectual property and rights management and practices
Ø Experience with fund raising and donor relations
Ø Ability to write grants and/or institutional award applications
Ø Communications skills and ability to conduct oral history interviews
Ø Experience with and working knowledge of technical services and digital technology related to special collections andstrong
understanding of national standards and practices related to this area
Ø A certified archivist or willing to obtain certification in archives within a reasonable time
Ø Experience working with digitization/digital projects
**An Incomplete application or missing documents may result in disqualification.**
Fill in complete work history, do not attach resume in lieu of requested
information.
Public Service Coordinator: Are you looking for an
opportunity to put your experience and enthusiasm for providing outstanding customer
oriented library service to use in a vibrant rural setting in the Appalachian Mountains?The Washington County Public Library, in Abingdon Virginia, has an opening for the
position of Public Service Coordinator. Reporting to the library director, the
Public Service Coordinator will join a staff of three other professional
librarians who manage a library system that is experiencing record levels of use
and activity. The library system is in the initials stages of two building
projects, webpage design and restructuring of branch and outreach services. The
Public Service Coordinator will assume a vital role in taking the library to
the next generation of library service.
This professional, managerial and supervisory position
is responsible for the development
and administration of public services for the library system with an emphasis
on collection development, branch and
outreach operations, and circulation services. Other duties include
marketing and promotion of services, programming and community relations.
Qualifications include, but are not limited
to, proven aptitude in professional library science, at least three years
demonstrated supervisory skills and an MLS from an ALA accredited library school.
Salary Range is $32,000 to $40,000 –
negotiable based on previous work experience; health insurance and retirement
are paid by employer, 12+ paid holidays
WCPL is located in the highlands of southwest Virginia, a region which
is nationally recognized for its animal and plant diversity. There is ready
access to many outdoor and cultural activities and direct access to interstate
highways. The main library is located in the historic town of Abingdon, population, 9,000, home to an
equity theatre, arts center, recreation facility and many other attractive
features. USA Today ranks Abingdon as one of the Best Art Towns and Best Places to Retire. WCPL
prides itself on a strong commitment to customer service and is dedicated to
meet the needs of culturally diverse population. Visit our webpage for more
information about our library system www.wcpl.net
Review of applications will begin August
17, 2009
and will continue until the position is filled. Submit letter of application and resume, to Administrative
Assistant, Washington County Public Library, 205 Oak Hill Street, Abingdon,
VA 24210
Theresa McMahan, Director
Sullivan County
Public Library
P.O.
Box 510
1655
Blountville Blvd.
Blountville, TN 37617
Phone:
423.279.2715
Fax: 423.279.2836
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Date: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:44:57 -0400 From: Helen Imre <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Job Opening -- Part time cataloger, NJ
Part-time Cataloger, Franklin Township Public Library
Franklin Township Public Library in Somerset, New Jersey is seeking a part- time cataloger. Depending on the workflow, up to 30 hours a week could be=20
available. The successful candidate will be part of a technical services=20 team at a growing suburban library that supports a diverse community.
Responsibilities will include cataloging books and other materials,=20
serials check-in, assisting in the bibliographic clean up and=20 reclassification of special collections, and other special projects.
Minimum qualifications: Master=92s degree in Library Sciences from an ALA-accredited institution =96=
=20 Recent graduates welcome. New Jersey Professional Librarian certificate. Knowledge of cataloging and classification practices, including AACR2r,=20 DDC, LCSH, MARC and awareness of emerging trends such as RDA.
Preferred qualifications: Familiarity with Sirsi=92s Symphony system.
To apply please submit resume and three professional references to: Helen=20 Imre, Cataloger Franklin Township Public Library 485 DeMott Lane,=20
Somerset, N.J. 08873. [log in to unmask] =20 Position open until filled.
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