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Circulation and Systems Librarian

University of London

22 Sep 2000

Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2000 16:20:23 -0400 (EDT)
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Appointments and on LA JobNet today:

   INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION University of London

CIRCULATION AND SYSTEMS LIBRARIAN - Ref: A12/IS/3

To manage and develop library circulation services including responsibility
for all circulation activities and providing support for the administration
of the Unicorn Library Management System and other library systems. You will
be expected to exploit Unicorn to provide an efficient and flexible
circulation service and investigate new systems. You will take a leading
role in the development of Library membership policy and liaise with
Institute staff regarding exploitation of data.

You must have a recognised graduate-level qualification in librarianship or
information science or be a graduate with appropriate computing
qualifications, two years' experience of using an automated circulation
system in an academic or other large library and substantial practical
experience of the Windows operating system, file management and databases.

Experience of inter-library loans procedures is desirable and experience of
library systems administration would be an advantage.

Salary will be in the range of Ł18,909 to Ł20,865 or Ł21,616 to Ł27,347
inclusive of London Allowance.

For an application form and further details please ring 020 7612 6159 (24
hour ansaphone) quoting the appropriate reference or e-mail
personnel@ioe.ac.uk. Please do not send CVs at this stage. Completed
applications to be returned to the Personnel Department, Institute of
Education, University of London, 20 Bedford Way, London WC1H 0AL by 5.00pm
on Friday 22 September 2000.

   COMMITTED TO EQUALITY

Peter Moss
Systems Librarian

Information Services
Institute of Education
University of London 
20 Bedford Way
London WC1H 0AL
020-7612 6072

Position:

Systems Librarian

Rank:

(Assist or Associate Librarian; TT)

Experience:

Required

Library Type:

ACADEMIC

Institution:

EASTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY

Duties:

- lead the plan, eval, implem of integrated system, doc del, e-reserves, digitation, other lib functions
- tech advospr for lib's web dev
- set up, install, configure, provide op support using variety of IT

Requirements:

- ALA-acc. MLS
- or equiv grad degree in related field
- significant exp in lib integrated system
- exp with UNIX or NT, hdwre, sfwre troubleshooting & configuring of computers
- knowl of server & web tech

Desired:

- acad lib exp
- knowl of e-reserves, SQL or C++
- supervisory

Salary:

Not stated

Date available:

Not stated

Closing date:

Until a qualified candidate is found

Date received:

07/19/2000

Apply to:

Dr. Tina Fu
Director of Library Services
J. Eugene Smith Library
83 Windham Street
Willimantic, CT 06226-2295

Notes:

Send letter of application (specifying position), resume, names, phone numbers, addresses of 3 recent work references. Screening begins Sept 20 and continues until filled. Visit http://www.ecsu.ctstateu.edu/l

Source:

Employer-issued Job Notice

This ad posted Aug. 9, 2000

SYSTEMS LIBRARIAN, Harvard University Library, 
Office for Information Systems. 

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 
Working in a team
environment, is responsible for the development
and maintenance of library applications and
analysis, programming, and large-scale
systems support. 

REQUIRED EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, SKILLS: 
Master's degree in
library/information science or equivalent training
and experience and an understanding of C,
C++, XML, or Java and UNIX, Perl, and Web technologies. 
To apply: Send resume with cover
letter and names of 3 references to: Harvard
University Employment Office, Resume
Processing Center, Req. #5410, 11 Holyoke
St., Cambridge, MA 02138 or apply online at jobs.harvard.edu. 

EEO statement: 
The Harvard University Library is committed to its
policy of equal opportunity and affirmative
action. Employment and advancement are
based upon merit and availability without regard
to race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation,
disability, national origin, or status as a
disabled or Vietnam-era veteran.


Copyright © 2000, American Library Association. 
Last Modified: Wednesday, 09-Aug-2000 14:08:35 CDT 

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Under the general direction of the Head, Distributed Computing Systems, serves as Systems Librarian providing support for the planning, development and implementation of the Libraries distributed computing environment, with emphasis on NT and public access computers. The University Libraries is putting strong emphasis on using the World Wide Web and this position will be involved in the development and implementation of Web based information services.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES: 1. Assists in the planning and has major responsibility for the implementation of electronic information services to the public, particularly through the use of PCs, NT networking and the Web. Works with departmental Computer-Based Services Librarians as liaison from Library Systems. 2. Participates in the development of overall technology planning for Library Systems. 3. Maintains an awareness of networking standards, technology and national developments related to distributed computing environments delivered hrough Microsoft NT. Tracks essential technologies and studies their applicability in the local environment. 4. Participates in the analysis of the networked information needs of end-users and library staff, coordinates and implements the design of appropriate solutions. 5. Works with Computing & Communications and Libraries staff to enhance and maintain the public databases we load locally. 6. Responsible for finding and installing tools and processes for web content creation and site management. Acquire, install, and maintain web development tools and utilities. 7. Assists in the support of library database systems as required, including the provision of Web access through specialized APIs. 8. May participate in staff or user education programs. 9. Participates in Libraries-wide committees, task forces, and teams as appropriate. 10.Assumes other responsibilities as assigned; performs other duties as required.

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Graduate degree from a program accredited by the American Library Association required. 2. Systems experience in an academic or other complex library running NT based network services for desktop PCs required. 3. Good oral and written communication skills required. 4. Demonstrated user-centered service philosophy and proven ability to work with both technical and non-technical people required. 5. Production Web experience including the creation and maintenance of CGI scripts required. 6. Must be knowledgeable about current trends in information technology particularly those relating to NT and the World Wide Web. 7. Experience with Innovative Interfaces Inc. is desirable. 8. Experience with Microsoft Access or other relational database systems is also desirable.

SALARY: $35,000/year minimum. Starting salary dependent on background and experience.

BENEFITS: Librarians are academic personnel and participate in a TIAA-CREF retirement program on a matching basis. Vacation is accrued at the rate of 24 working days per year; sick leave at the rate of 12 working days per year. Excellent medical, dental and life insurance plans. No state or local income tax.

APPLY TO: Charles E. Chamberlin
Deputy Director of Libraries
University of Washington Libraries
482 Allen Library
Box 352900
Seattle, Washington 98195-2900

Applicants should submit a letter of application, full resume including a work telephone number and e-mail address, salary requirements, and the names, addresses and telephone numbers of at least three references who are knowledgeable of the applicants qualifications for this position.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: To ensure consideration, applications should be received no later than 5:00 p.m., Friday, September 12,1997.

Systems Librarian

Eastern Connecticut State University

20 Sep 2000

Eastern Connecticut State University: J. Eugene Smith Library

Three 12-month, tenure track vacancies, available right away, in the new
award winning building, opened in Jan., 1999. Required: See degree
specifications for each position. Experience with an integrated library
system. Comfortable in an online networked environment. Communication
skills; flexible; strong service commitment; teamwork and people skills.
Preferred: Additional advanced degree in a subject, esp. math/sciences or
social sciences. Salary dependent on experience. For information about the
library, see http://www.ecsu.ctstateu.edu/library

Systems Librarian: Assistant or Associate Librarian. Report to the Director.
Lead the planning, evaluation, and implementation of the integrated system,
document delivery, e-reserves, digitization, and other library functions.
Serve as technical advisor for the library's Web development. A hands-on
person, together with Systems staff, offer excellent service to set up,
install, configure and provide operational support using a variety of IT.

Plan and offer training sessions to library staff. Required: Graduate degree
from an ALA accredited program, or an equivalent graduate degree in library,
information science or related fields. Significant experience in a library
integrated system. Experience with UNIX or NT, hardware/software
troubleshooting and configuring of computers. Knowledge of server and Web
technologies. Aptitude in learning and keeping up with IT trends. Preferred:
Academic library experience: knowledge of e-reserves, SQL or C++.

Supervisory experience.

Head of Public and Research Services: Assistant or Associate Librarian.
Report to the Director. Coordinate the planning and operations of public and
research services areas in Access, Reference/Information, Government
Documents, Archives/Special Collections, and the Curriculum Center.
Coordinate initiatives in outreach services, new trends in user education,
reference service delivery, and other public services using new and
developing technologies. Assist the Director in personnel and budget
planning for Public and Research Services, and library space planning.
Supervise staff in the Division. Required: MLS degree from an ALA accredited
or equivalent school. Demonstrated competence in academic library public and
research service areas. Significant experience in personnel management and
administration. Knowledge of trends in library service. Preferred: Space
planning experience.

Public Services Librarian: Reference and Outreach Services: Assistant
Librarian. Report to the Head of Public and Research Services. Lend
professional leadership in expanding and continuing efforts in designing,
marketing, delivery, and evaluation of the library's outreach programs to
off-site users and distance learners, working closely with classroom faculty
and other library staff. Define and refine related policy/procedures,
including copyright and proprietary database issues. Teamwork in planing and
design of instructional materials for in-person or online delivery to
off-site users, using multi-media technologies. Explore new technologies and
partnerships to enhance outreach services. Staff the Reference Desk as
assigned. Required: MLS degree from an ALA accredited or equivalent school.
Significant experience in outreach and reference services. Preferred:
Academic library experience.

To apply: Send letter of application (specifying position applying for) with
vita and names, phone numbers, and addresses of three recent work references
to Dr. Tina C. Fu, Director, J. Eugene Smith Library, Eastern Connecticut
State University, 83 Windham St., Willimantic, CT 06226. Screening will
begin on Sept. 20 and continue until positions filled. ECSU is an EEO and AA
employer and seeks applications from women and minorities.


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