- Supervise, train, and schedule library associates, technicians, clerks and student assistants.
- Plan, organize, coordinate, measure, and evaluate work activities;
- Prepare monthly statistical reports and other reports as needed;
- Oversee circulation services including circulation of material, sending notices and course reserves;
- Develop and maintain public service policies and procedures;
- Work with the collections librarian in selecting reference books, select and weed books for assigned subject areas;
- Review sources (Choice) for the selection of materials for possible purchase;
- Prepare bibliographies, research guides, LibGuides, etc.;
- Analyze use and appropriateness of reference and standing orders in concert with the Head of Collection and Instruction Division;
- Teach one-credit hour Library Research Course;
- Provide assistance at the Reference Desk, as well as provide research assistance to patrons in person and via phone, mail, email, and video conferences on a rotational basis;
- Schedules reference desk coverage;
- Assist users in using library resources, providing information on library services, facilities, regulations and standard references;
- Maintain library spaces that are conducive to learning;
- Promote library services by planning public forums, presentations, etc.;
- Organize Library events such as reading programs, lectures, exhibits, and National Library Week;
- Participate as a member of the University Faculty committees;
- Use OCLC WorldShare Management System for circulation tasks;
- Read job-related information and research concerning aspects of library development, publication, and involvement in library associations;
- Maintain regular attendance;
- Perform any other Library related activity as instructed by the Associate Library Director and the Library Director.
EXPERIENCE: None
Willing to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and odd hours.
Windows based operating systems;
Microsoft office products;
Evaluate and select instructional resources;
Present information in a class situation;
Analytical, problem solving and organizational skills;
Strong interpersonal and communication skills;
Possess supervisory experience;
Demonstrate a commitment to working in a team environment as well as commitment to diversity, continuous improvement, and the university philosophy
Repetitive hand motions, prolonged use of computer-Frequently
Walking-Frequently
Bending-Occasionally
Squatting-Occasionally
Climbing-Occasionally
Kneeling-Occasionally
Sitting-Frequently
Lifting up to 40 pounds-Occasionally
Work with frequent interruptions.
Work in dirty/dusty conditions occasionally
Occasionally work around fumes/odors
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