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On 1/4/16 12:22 PM, "Library and Information Science Information and
Discussion List on behalf of Foote, Diane" <[log in to unmask] on
behalf of [log in to unmask]> wrote:

>Dominican University invites applications for the position of Lecturer in
>the Graduate School of Library and Information Science. This renewable
>position is a full-time, 10-month appointment to begin August 2016 with
>the possibility of converting to tenure track in the future.
>
>Responsibilities include teaching and developing curriculum for a new
>undergraduate major in informatics and for graduate courses within GSLIS
>as assigned (3x3 course load); serving as a student advisor and
>participating in recruitment, retention, and successful progression of
>students within program; serving on departmental and university-wide
>committees; and assisting with implementation and systematic evaluation
>planning.
>
>The successful candidate will hold a Ph.D. in library and information
>science or cognate area, with documented expertise in one or more of the
>following: informatics (community, educational, nursing, organizational,
>social); cybersecurity; information policy; data science, data
>management, data visualization; design thinking, HCI, web design, app
>development; project management. Candidates must demonstrate a commitment
>to diversity and inclusion as evidenced by research, teaching, and/or
>service.
>
>Dominican is a Catholic comprehensive teaching university in River
>Forest, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois, with an enrollment of 2,272
>undergraduate and 1,424 graduate students. 47.2% of DU students are
>Hispanic, 74.3% commute to campus, and 50.9% are first generation
>students. Dominican is committed to inclusive excellence and is actively
>seeking candidates interested in working with a diverse student body. We
>strongly encourage applications from members of underrepresented groups.
>
>Review of applicants will begin December 2015 and continue until the
>position is filled. Please submit a cover letter and curriculum vitae at
>https://jobs.dom.edu<https://jobs.dom.edu/>. Consideration will be given
>to applicants who expect a degree to be completed by August 2016. Upon
>request, reasonable accommodations in the application process will be
>provided to individuals with disabilities.
>
>
>Diane Foote
>Assistant Dean and Curator, Butler Childrenšs Literature Center
>Dominican GSLIS
>7900 W. Division St.
>River Forest, IL 60305
>http://gslis.dom.edu