ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries 6 8 6 /C &R L News THE CLASSIFIED ADS Deadlines: Orders for regular classified advertisements must reach the ACRL office on or before the second of the month preceding publication of the issue (e.g., September 2 for the October issue). Late job listings will be accepted on a space- available basis after the second of the month. Rates: Classified advertisements are $6.30 per line for institu­ tions that are ACRL members, $8.00 for others. Late job notices are $15.25 per line for institutions that are ACRL members, $18.00 for others. Organizations submitting ads will be charged according to their membership status. Display ad rates are also available. Guidelines: For ads which list an application deadline, we suggest that date be no sooner than the 20th day of the month in which the notice appears (e.g., October 20 for the October issue). All job announcements should include a salary figure. Job an­ nouncements will be edited to exclude discriminatory references. Applicants should be aware that the terms faculty rank and status vary in meaning among institutions. JOBLINE: Call (312) 944-6795 for late-breaking job ads for academic and research library positions. A pre-recorded summary of positions listed with the service is revised weekly; each Friday a new tape includes all ads received by 1:00 p.m. the previous day. Each listing submitted will be carried on the recording fortwo weeks. The charge for each two-week listing is $40 for ACRL members and $45 for non-members. Contact: Ted Bales, classified advertising manager, C&RL News Classified Advertising Department, ACRL, American Library Association, 50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611-2795; (312) 280- 2513; fax: (312) 280-7663; ALANET: ALA0306; Bitnet: ACRL.news% ALANET@intermail.isi.edu ALA policy requires that organizations recruiting through ALA publications or placement services comply with ALA anti-discrimination policies. Policy 54.3 states that “ALA is committed to equality of opportunity for all library employees or applicants for employment, regardless of race, color, creed, sex, age, physical or mental handicap, individual life­ style, or national origin.” By advertising through ALA ser­ vices, the organization agrees to comply with this policy. WANTED WANTED TO BUY: Book collections for university library empha­ sizing international studies, Asian studies, religion, philosophy, and general education. Mr. Feldman, DRBU Library, Box 217, Talmage, CA 95481-0217; (707)462-9178. POSITIONS OPEN ACCESS SERVICES/REFERENCE LIBRARIAN. St. Lawrence University, a private, non-denominational liberal arts college lo­ cated between the Adirondack Mountains and the St. Lawrence River, is seeking a dynamic, innovative person to assume the position of Access Services/Reference Librarian. The library has a fully integrated Innovative Interfaces, Inc. library system which includes automated acquisitions, cataloging, circulation, serials control and OPAC. Reporting to the University Librarian, the successful candidate will have primary responsibility for the plan­ ning, evaluation, and coordination of public sen/ices for the Circu­ lation, Interlibrary Loan, and Periodicals Departments, and will serve as supervisor and resource person for support staff in these units. This person will provide technical and administrative support as subsystem manager for the automated circulation/reserve mod­ ule, and for the OCLC interlibrary loan subsystem. Reference duties will include participation in reference desk services (including some evening and weekend hours), online searching, and instructional sen/ices; and shared involvement in reference services planning and collection development. Required: ALA-accredited MLS; at least three years public services experience; strong commitment to service; supervisory experience; effective communication, prob­ lem-solving, and interpersonal skills; experience in OPAC environ­ ment. Preferred: Experience with an automated circulation system; academic library experience; additional advanced degree. 12- month contract; liberal benefits; faculty status with one month’s vacation. Starting date: On or before February 1,1992, preferred. Salary: Upper 20’s. Application: The search committee will begin to review candidate material on November 30; position will remain open until filled. Send letter of application, resume, and three letters of recommendation to: Margaret Guccione, Search Committee Chair, Owen D. Young Library, St. Lawrence University, Canton, NY 13617. St. Lawrence is committed to fostering multicultural diversity in its faculty, staff, student body and programs of instruc­ tion. As an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer, we specifically encourage applications from women, minorities, and persons with disabilities. ACCESS AND TECHNICAL SERVICES LIBRARIAN. Watson Library of Business and Economics, Columbia University. Colum­ bia University seeks a talented librarian to administer access and technical services functions for the Business and Economics Library. Functions include managing circulation, reserves, stack and collection maintenance, serials and binding, and catalog maintenance; planning and implementation of the business and economics components of our NOTIS-based automated system (CLIO) in conjunction with library-wide implementation teams; supervising CLIO systems and equipment on site. The Librarian also monitors and manages physical conditions of the library; interprets access policies to users; and directs the work of one library supervisor, 8 support staff, and 12 FTE student assistants. The incumbent will report to the Business Librarian, and will participate in planning and evaluating policies and services for the library. The Business and Economics Library serves the Columbia Business School and the Columbia Department of Economics. Collections to be managed include 400,000 monographs, 600,000 microforms, and over 3,000 periodicals. In addition to an accredited MLS, requirements include: ability to work effectively with faculty, students, and library colleagues; superior interpersonal and com­ munications skills; and demonstrated talent for planning and man­ aging in a complex academic environment. Professional experi­ ence in an academic or special library, familiarity with NOTIS or another automated library circulation system, and successful expe­ rience as a supervisor are highly desirable. Salary ranges are: Librarian I: $30,100-$39,130; Librarian II: $32,100-$43,335; Librar­ ian III: $35,100-$50,895. Excellent benefits include assistance with University housing and tuition exemption for self and family. Send resume and the names, addresses, and phone numbers of three references, to: Kathleen M. Wiltshire, Director of Personnel, Box 35 Butler Library, Columbia University, 535 West 114th Street, New York, NY 10027. Applications received by December 31 ‚ 1991 ‚ will be given priority consideration. An affirmative action, equal oppor­ tunity employer ASSISTANT DOCUMENTS LIBRARIAN. The University of Ala­ bama seeks applications for an Assistant Documents Librarian (Instructor) to provide federal documents reference service using print and electronic resources. Provides bibliographic instruction and develops instructional aids. Manages growing collection in electronic format. Responsible for circulation, ILL, and processing documents discard lists. Collection development in assigned sub­ jects. Some general reference work. May work some nights and weekends. Qualifications: Required: MLS from ALA-accredited program. (Applicant must have earned degree by application deadline). Knowledge of documents reference techniques and sources, documents organization and classification. Familiarity with general reference sources. Strong commitment to public services. Initiative, organizational skills, and good interpersonal and communications skills. Preferred: Documents reference expe- mailto:ALANET@intermail.isi.edu November 1991 /687 rience. Knowledge of online, CD-ROM, and microcomputer appli­ cations. Salary/Benefits: $21,500, 12-month, full-time faculty posi­ tion, tenure-track, Instructor rank. Twenty-two days vacation, sick leave, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, State and TIAA/CREF retirement plans. The University maintains memberships in the Association of Research Libraries, the Center for Research Libraries, SOLINET, the Coalition for Networked Information, and the Network of Ala­ bama Academic Libraries. The NOTIS system is in place and 99% of the cataloged records are in the bibliographic database. Toapply: Send letter of application, resume, and the names and addresses of three references postmarked by December 18,1991 to: Voni B. Wyatt, Assistant to the Dean for Personnel, Assistant Documents Librarian Search, The University of Alabama Libraries, P.O. Box 870266, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0266. The University of Alabama is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. ASSISTANT HEAD, REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. The Brown University Library invites applications for an Assistant Head, Ref­ erence Department. Seeking a dynamic experienced librarian with expertise in information technologies, to administer and supervise interlibrary loan and to make recommendations on access and document delivery goals. Position requires active participation in departmental policy decision making, particularly implementation of electronic technologies to improve reference and access ser­ vices. Other duties include general reference in the humanities and social sciences, end-user and online searching assistance, out­ reach services and collection development. Qualifications include an ALA-accredited MLS degree; 3-5 years' academic reference experience including direct work with shared resources; demon­ strated experience with technologies including CD-ROM, RLIN, OCLC, online search services, microcomputers and use of the Internet; strong subject background in social sciences or humani­ ties; familiarity with current trends in interlibrary loan; excellent communication skills and ability to work as a management team necessary. Previous supervisory experience highly desirable. Appointment range: $29,550-$36,900, based upon experience. Interested applicants should send letter of application, resume and names of three references to: Geneva Ferrell, Department of Human Resources, Brown University, Box 1879/FGR082, Provi­ dence, Rl 02912. Review of applications will begin on December 1 ‚ 1991, and will continue until the position is filed. Brown University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN, Northern N.Y. Responsible for circula­ tion/reserve operations, on- and offline database searching, main­ tenance of library computer software, stack maintenance, supervi­ sion of student assistants. Shares responsibilities for bibliographic instruction, reference, book selection, and evening and weekend duties. Qualifications: MLS from an ALA-accredited school with one year of relevant post-MLS professional experience preferred in a college or university library. Working knowledge of OCLC desirable. Appointment at Senior Assistant level possible for candidates having at least 4 years relevant post-MLS experience, two of which should be in a college or university library. S tarting salary for 12-m onth appointm ent $23,400 -$2 6,9 00. G enerous ben­ efits. Send le tte r of app lica tion, resum e, and names of at least th re e profession al references to : S. F arid-ul Haq, Chairperson, Library Search Com m ittee, Southw orth Li­ brary, SUNY College of Technology, C anton, NY 13617. Review of app lica tio n s w ill begin in late O ctobe r but the search w ill contin ue until a suitab le cand idate is found. EO/ AAE ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE LIBRARIAN OR LIBRARIAN, En­ glish and Theater Drama Subject Specialist, Indiana University Libraries, Bloomington. Responsible for development of collections in English and American literature and in theater and drama for Research Collections in the Main Library, working closely with faculties of Department of English and Department of Theater and Drama to identify needs and establish priorities. Specific duties include: Selection of materials; collection evaluation; oversight of materials budget funds and preparation of budget request docu­ ments; reference service and bibliographic instruction in these fields (including instruction in use of computer-based tools and resources); consultation with technical service and other library departments on matters related to these collections; teaching bibliographic courses for departments served, depending on quali­ fications and interest. Hourly support is provided. The Specialist is one of 10.5 subject/area specialists in the Main Library. S/he is a member of the Subject and Area Librarians Council, the Fund Managers Council and the Administrative Council. Qualifications: Required: MLS from ALA-accredited library school; graduate de­ gree in appropriate subject field; significant post-MLS experience, preferably in collection development and/or public services in academic library; experience with automated library resources and tools; ability to work well independently and with others and to communicate effectively orally and in writing; understanding of the nature of scholarly research, of scholarly publishing in humanities and of complexities of large and rapidly changing research library environment; ability to meet responsibilities and requirements of tenure-track appointment. Desirable: Some teaching experience; some foreign language competence. Salary dependent upon quali­ fications and experience. Minimum: Assistant Librarian, $25,000; Associate Librarian, $30,364; Librarian; $37,111. Conditions and Benefits: Librarians hold tenure-track appointments within a system of ranks analogous to and modeled on those of the teaching faculty. They participate in a system of faculty governance which includes Salary guide Listed below are the latest minimum starting figures recommended by state library associations and the North Carolina State Library for Professional library posts in these states. These recommendations are intended for govern­ mental agencies that employ librarians. The recommenda­ tions are advisory only, and ALA has not adopted recommen­ dations for minimum salaries. For information on librarian salaries, job seekers and employers should consider these recommended minimums, as well as other salary surveys (such as the survey in the October 15,1989, issue of Library Journal, the ALA Survey of Librarian Salaries, the annual ARL Salary Survey, or the annual CUPA Administrative Compensation Survey) when evaluating professional vacan­ cies. For more information, contact the ALA Office for Library Personnel Resources. Connecticut $28,900 Delaware $22,500+ Indiana varies* Iowa $21,588 Kansas $17,500* Louisiana $22,000 Maine varies* Massachusetts $27,554* New Jersey $24,200 New York varies* North Carolina $22,491 Ohio $20,024 Pennsylvania $23,700* Rhode Island $26,500 South Carolina varies* South Dakota $20,000 Texas $25,000 Vermont $22,500 West Virginia $20,000 Wisconsin $25,830 ‘ Rather than establish one statewide salary minimum, some state associations have adopted a formula based on such variables as comparable salaries for public school teachers in each community or the grade level of a profes­ sional librarian post. In these cases, you may wish to contact the state association for minimum salary information. +Salary minimums for public librarians only. 688/C &RL News HEAD, REFERENCE AND INFORMATION SERVICES The University of Tennessee, Knoxville The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Libraries invites applications and nominations for the position of Head, Reference and Information Services. The department is the primary information services component of the University Libraries providing assistance to all academic subject disciplines except Law. Responsibilities: Manages the Reference and Information Services Department (RIS) which provides information services to faculty and students in all disciplines except Law. Responsibilities include managing a department with 17 library faculty and eight support staff, whose duties include general and subject oriented reference services, database search services, library instruction, and library-wide collection development. Government Documents and Microforms is a unit within the department. Works with a team of five coordinators in RIS to identify needs, establish priorities, and plan, implement, and evaluate programs. Provides leadership in developing innovative reference services. Oversees the development and growth of RIS faculty. Advises and reports to the Associate Dean for Public Services. Qualifications: Required: ALA-accredited MLS degree; substantial professional expeience in an academic or research library; extensive knowledge of reference sources and collection development practices and procedures; demonstrated ability to provide effective leadership in a climate of change. Strong comitment to providing quality services; clear knowledge of new technologies and their applications in enhancing user services; excellent oral and written communication skills; effective interpersonal skills including the ability to work with faculty, administrators, and library staff, and evidence of professional and scholarly activity. Preferred: At least five years’ experience as a reference librarian. Supervisory experience in a large academic or research library. Environment: The University of Tennessee is a multi-campus system of higher education and the State’s official university and federal land-grand institution. UT, Knoxville is the major comprehensive university in the four campus system. More than 19,500 undergraduate and 5,875 graduate students are enrolled in 15 colleges and schools and 51 Ph.D. programs. The UT, Knoxville Libraries, with an annual budget in excess of $7.6 million, hold 1.7 million volumes, and receive over 17,000 current serials. The libraries system includes the John C. Hodges Library and six branches. The Hodges Library facility was completed and occupied in September, 1987. Over two hundred persons are employed. The libraries are a member of SOLINET, the Association of Research Libraries, and the Center for Research Libraries. Salary and Benefits: Appoinment salary will be based on qualifications and experience with a minimum of $40,000. Faculty rank will be Associate Professor. Librarians at the University of T ennessee, Knoxville have faculty rank and status and are appointed for twelve months. This is a tenure-track appointment. Library faculty must meet university requirements for promotion and tenure. Faculty have their choice of a state retirement plan o r TIAA/CREF. Non-refundable contributions to either retirement plan are paid for the employee by the university. Group health and life insurance plans are available. Tuition remission is available to university employees; partial undergraduate tuition remission is available to dependent children and spouses of UT employees. Review of applications will begin February 15,1992, and continue until the position is filled. Interviewing at ALA, San Antonio. Send letter of application, resume, and names and addresses of three references to: Jill Keally Head, Library Personnel Office The University of Tennessee Libraries 1015 Volunteer Boulevard Knoxville, TN 37996-1000 _________________________________ UTK is an EEO/AA/Title IX/Sectīon 504/ADA Employer._____________________________ November 1991 /689 CURATOR, EAST ASIA COLLECTION Cornell University Library Cornell University Library seeks an experienced and dynamic librarian, with a strong public service commitment, to serve as Curator of the Wason Collection on East Asia, Containing more than 425,000 volumes, the Wason Collection has long been noted for its Western-language holdings on China, as well as its extensive Chinese-language materials. More recently, it has also been aggressively developing its Japanese-language holdings. From the summer of 1992, this distinguished collection will occupy the main level of Cornell's new Carl A. Kroch Library for Special Collections in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Duties and Responsibilities: With general responsibility for supervising the department’s public service and collection development activities, the Wason Curator hires and supervises the collection's staff, manages its budget, interprets general library policies as they relate to the Collection, provides reference and bibliographic services related to East Asia in general, and China in particular, and serves as acentral liaison with other library departments and with faculty and visiting scholars. The Wason Curator also selects all Chinese-language materials fo r the Collection, supervises the Assistant Curator's selection of Western and Japanese language materials, and advises the library’s technical service departments on their processing and cataloging of East Asian materials. The Curator works closely with the faculty and students of Cornell’s East Asia Program in developing the Collection's holdings and in providing necessary support for the Program’s research and teaching activities. Appropriately qualified candidates wishing to offer an annual course on East Asian Bibliography and Research Methods will also be considered for an adjunct faculty appointment in the University's Department of Asian Studies. Qualifications: A professional degree in librarianship and/or an advanced research degree in an appropriate field of Chinese Studies is required, as are demonstrated administrative skills and at least six years of progressively responsible experience in the Asian Collection of a major research library. A demonstrated commitment to public service at the research library level is also required. Evidence of continuing scholarly interest and fluency in Chinese is highly desired, with a research-level reading/ writing knowledge of Chinese the minimum requirement. A working knowledge of Japanese will be advantageous. Strong verbal and written communication skills in English and Chinese are essential, as is familiarity with the Chinese-language book trade. Evidence of initiative, leadership, personnel management skills, and enthusiasm for working cooperatively with colleagues in South Asia and Southeast Asia collections is essential, as is a demonstrated capacity to contribute to the field of East Asian Studies, to develop and promote the use of a very large research collection, to interact effectively with other library administrators, and to work with students, faculty, and visiting scholars. Application: Applications are desired by November 15 ,1991 ‚ but will be accepted until position is illed. Salary and rank will be dependent upon qualifications and experience (with $33,000 minimum at beginning Associate Librarian level). Submit letter of application, resume, and names, addresses, and phone numbers of three references to: Ann Dyckman Director of Personnel 235 Olin Library Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853-5301 Cornell University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. the Bloomington Library Faculty Council and the University Library Faculty Council. Within the University they are eligible for election to campus and university Faculty Councils and serve on university committees and task forces. They are eligible for sabbatical and other research leaves. Benefits include Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Major Medical insurance, TIAA/CREF retirement/annuity plan, group life insurance and liberal vacation and sick leave. To apply: A letter of application stating qualifications and background rel­ evant to this specific position accompanied by a resume and the names and addresses of four references should be sent to the Search and Screen Committee in care of: Marilyn Shaver, Person­ nel Officer, Indiana University Libraries, Main Library C-201, Bloomington, IN 47405. Telephone: (812) 855-8196. Available: March 1, 1992. Closing date for applications: No earlier than December 15, 1991. EEO/AAE. BUSINESS/ECONOMICS REFERENCE LIBRARIAN, the Univer­ sity of Oklahoma. Duties: Under the general direction of the Head of Reference this position provides reference and bibliographic service in the field of business and economics; provides general reference service at the Library’s main reference desk; participates in collection development activities in the above subject areas; 690/C& RL News performs online bibliographic searches; and participates in library instruction including general tours, CD-ROM and other database instruction, and specific subject-oriented presentations. Qualifica­ tions: Required: MLS from ALA-accredited library school; knowl­ edge of database search and library instruction concepts and methods; academic background or library experience in business or economics. Desirable: 1-2 years professional or pre-profes- sional reference experience; an MBA or subject master's degree in business or economics; strong interpersonal and communication skills; knowledge of or experience with a major bibliographic utility; familiarity with NOTIS or another automated system; evidence of research or creative achievement. Screening date: December 13, 1991. Search will remain open until filled. Salary: $27,000 (mini­ mum). Benefits: TIAA/CREF; State Retirement System; compre­ hensive medical protection; 33 days paid leave; short-term disabil­ ity leave; group life insurance; University holidays. University libraries: A member of the Research Libraries Group, AMIGOS, and ARL, the University Libraries consist of a main library and six branches. The collection contains more than 2.2 million volumes, 16,000 periodical subscriptions, and three outstanding special collections in history of science, western history, and business history. The libraries have implemented the public access catalog, cataloging, authority control, and circulation functions of the NOTIS system. Norman is an attractive community with a low cost of living close to a major metropolitan city. Employment: Librarians have the privileges and responsibilities of faculty status (non-tenure track) and hold the rank of assistant professor or above. Application: Send letter of application with resume, a list of publications, and the names of three references including current supervisor to: Donald C. Hudson, Manager, Administrative Services, University Librar­ ies, University of Oklahoma, Norman OK 73019, (405) 325-2611. University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. We encourage women and minority applicants and we are responsive to the needs of dual-career couples. CATALOGER (MONOGRAPHS), the University of Oklahoma. Duties: Under the general direction of the Head of the Catalog Department, this Cataloger uses the RLIN, OCLC, and NOTIS systems to perform original cataloging of monographs in music and several other subjects and in a variety of languages in both book and non-book formats. This individual works with name, series, and subject authority control and other general assignments. Qualifica­ tions: Required: MLS from ALA-accredited library school; knowl­ edge of AACR2, MARC formats, LC classification and subject headings; familiarity with automated cataloging systems; biblio­ graphic knowledge of European languages. Desirable: Broad edu­ cational background including music; music cataloging experi­ ence; knowledge of Russian; second master’s degree; evidence of research or creative achievement. Screening date: December 11 ‚ 1991. Search will remain open until filled. Salary: $27,000 (mini­ mum). Benefits: TIAA/CREF; State Retirement System; compre­ hensive medical protection; 33 days paid leave; short-term disabil­ ity leave; group life insurance; University holidays. University libraries: A member of the Research Libraries Group, AMIGOS, and ARL, the University Libraries consist of a main library and six branches. The collection contains more than 2.2 million volumes, 16.000 periodical subscriptions, and three outstanding special collections in history of science, western history, and business history. The libraries have implemented the public access catalog, cataloging, authority control, and circulation functions of the NOTIS system. Norman is an attractive community with a low cost of living close to a major metropolitan city. Employment: Librarians have the privileges and responsibilities of faculty status (non-tenure track) and hold the rank of assistant professor or above. Application: Send letter of application with resume, a list of publications and the names of three references including current supervisor to: Donald C. Hudson, Manager, Administrative Sen/ices, University Libraries, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK 73019, (405) 325-2611. University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. We encourage women and minority applicants and we are responsive to the needs of dual-career couples. CATALOGER (ONLINE PROCESSING UNIT), the University of Oklahoma. Duties: Under the direction of the Head of the Catalog Department, this Cataloger supervises and coordinates the mono­ graphic copy cataloging and online processing functions; assists in the maintenance of the NOTIS database; uses OCLC and RLIN to perform original cataloging of monographs in several subjects and in a variety of languages in both book and non-book formats. This individual works with name, series, and subject authority control and other general assignments. Qualifications: Required: MLS from ALA-accredited library school; knowledge of AACR2, MARC for­ mats, LC classification and subject headings; familiarity with auto­ mated cataloging systems; bibliographic knowledge of European languages; demonstrated supervisory ability. Desirable: Broad educational background; second master’s degree; evidence of research or creative achievement. Screening date: December 11 ‚ 1991. Search will remain open until filled. Salary: $27,000 (mini­ mum). Benefits: TIAA/CREF; State Retirement System; compre­ hensive medical protection; 33 days paid leave; short-term disabil­ ity leave; group life insurance; University holidays. University libraries: A member of the Research Libraries Group, AMIGOS, and ARL, the University Libraries consist of a main library and six branches. The collection contains more than 2.2 million volumes, 16.000 periodical subscriptions, and three outstanding special collections in history of science, western history, and business history. The libraries have implemented the public access catalog, cataloging, authority control, acquisitions, and circulation functions of the NOTIS system. Norman is an attractive community with a low cost of living close to a major metropolitan city. Employment: Librarians have the privileges and responsibilities of faculty status (non-tenure track) and hold the rank of assistant professor or above. Application: Send letter of application with resume, a list of publica­ tions, and the names of three references including current supervi­ sor to: Donald C. Hudson, Manager, Administrative Services, University Libraries, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK 73019, (405) 325-2611. University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. We encourage women and minority applicants and we are responsive to the needs of dual-career couples. COORDINATOR OF LIBRARY COMPUTING APPLICATIONS, Northwestern University Library. (Search Reopened/Position Re­ vised) Job summary: Senior staff position with a leadership role in the planning, development, and coordination of applications of the NOTIS computer system in the Northwestern University Library and other affiliated libraries which use NU computer facilities. Working with staff of the Information Systems Development Office and other November 1991 /691 Library and University personnel, plans, develops, and implements systems policies, procedures, and documentation. New job com­ ponent is responsibility for development and presentation of NOTIS orientation for new staff and organization of other training programs as appropriate. Position eventually will involve additional participa­ tion in planning and training for microcomputer-based applications. Reports to: Assistant University Librarian for Technical Services & Library Computing. Qualifications: MLS from an ALA-accredited library school. Five years of increasingly responsible experience in academic research libraries including substantial technical ser­ vices experience and understanding of public service issues. In- depth knowledge of library computer applications, particularly the MARC format, essential; practical experience necessary. Sub­ stantial technical knowledge of NOTIS or another integrated library system required. Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to commu­ nicate effectively, orally, and in writing, and to work flexibly in a changing environment. Salary: $35,000 minimum, dependent on qualifications. For consideration, send letter of application with the names and addresses of three references to: Rachel D. Biegen, Personnel Manager, Northwestern University Library, 1935 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208-2300 by November 30,1991. Northwestern University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. Employment eligibility verification required upon hire. DATABASE MANAGEMENT LIBRARIAN, Marquette University Memorial Library. Supervise maintenance, updating, and authority control of local system database (INNOPAC). Coordinate the retrospective conversion of records not in machine-readable form. Supervise two full-time Database Management support staff. Cata­ log monographs, serials, and non-books originally and with mem­ ber copy. MLS degree, knowledge of MARC format, supervisory experience, OCLC and cataloging experience required; library systems experience preferred. Salary $28,000+. Applications re­ ceived by December 1 will be given priority consideration. Send letter of application, resume, and names of three references to: Maria Dittman, Chair, Appointments and Promotions Committee, Marquette University Libraries, 1415 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwau­ kee, Wl 53233. Affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS LIBRARIAN (Library I or II, position approval pending), Michigan State University. Reporting to the head of government documents, participates in all aspects of the work of the unit, including reference, collection development, and bibliographic instruction. Takes primary responsibility for services related to federal documents; coordinates the unit’s bibliographic instruction program; provides scheduled reference service includ­ ing some nights and weekends. Required: MLS from an ALA- accredited institution; experience with government documents; and ability to be flexible and adaptable in a dynamic environment and culture. Appointment will be made at Librarian I or II depending upon qualifications. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, and ability to work effectively with faculty, staff, and students is also required. Additional experience with user education, online public access catalogs, database searching, census information in both printed and electronic format, other GPO distributed electronic products strongly desired. Government docu­ ments is a selective federal depository library, a depository for European community, OECD, Canadian and Michigan documents, with extensive research collections for United Nations, and other intergovernmental agencies. Reference sen/ice is a shared service point with social science and humanities reference. Salary: mini­ mum $25,000 for Librarian I. Review of applications will begin November 15 and continue until position is filled. Submit letter of application, resume, and names, and addresses of 3 current references to: Carole Armstrong, Chair, Search Committee, W225 Main Library, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Ml 48824- 1084. MSU is an affirmative action, equal opportunity institution. GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS/MAPS LIBRARIAN (new position). George Mason University, a rapidly growing university in the Washington, D.C. area, is seeking a Government Documents/Maps Librarian to manage all public service and collection maintenance operations of the government Documents/Maps Unit. The incum­ bent is responsible for effective planning, organization, manage­ ment, and evaluation of government documents/maps services in a highly automated and flexible environment. ALA-accredited MLS required. Experience with government documents, reference and/ 692/ C &RL News DEAN OF LIBRARY SERVICES Lamar University - Port Arthur Lamar University - Port Arthur seeks an experienced professional for the leadership and administration of all operations of Gates Library, including acquisitions, collection developm ent and management, public services, and technical services. The successful candidate must have an MLS and five years library experience. A second Masters Degree in a related field or a Doctorate is preferred. Preference also given to two or more years of library administration experience. Also required: demonstrated interpersonal and leadership skills; budget and project-planning skills; prior experience w orking w ithin an automated library environment; experience in online information services, microcomputer systems, database management, and cataloging. Salary $33,000 to 38,000. Must com ply with established University policies and standards. Lamar University-Port Arthur is an Affirmative Action/Equal Employment O pportunity Institution. Deadline for applications is December 6,1991. Write to: Job Search Committee, Personnel Office Lamar University - Port Arthur P.O. Box 310 Port Arthur, Texas 77641 or other library experience and a second master’s degree is pre­ ferred. Salary: $23,500-$28,000 depending on qualifications and experience. Application deadline is December 1 ‚ 1991. Send cover letter and resume with names of three references to: Government Documents/Maps Librarian Appointment Committee, George Ma­ son University, 4400 University Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030-4444. AA/EOE. HEAD, ACQUISITIONS DEPARTMENT, the University of Okla­ homa. Under the general direction of the Director of Library Techni­ cal Services, responsible for planning, directing, and evaluating the monographic acquisitions department which includes: Preorder bibliographic searching and verification on OCLC and RLIN; vendor selection; order, claim and receipt of firm orders, approvals, mono­ graphic standing orders and gifts; and library mail services. Monitors materials expenditures. Has responsibility for supervising eight full­ time staff plus student assistants. Works closely with the Head of Collection Development. Coordinates NOTIS acquisitions module. Maintains çurrent awareness of publishing and pricing trends. Communicates with publishers and vendors. Qualifications: Re­ quired: MLS from an ALA-accredited library school; four years technical services experience in an academic library or equivalent related experience (book trade, special library); two years acquisi­ tions experience; two or more years supervisory responsibility; two or more years professional experience; familiarity with domestic and foreign book trades; familiarity with bibliographic utilities. Desirable: Automated acquisitions experience, preferably NOTIS; reading knowledge of one or more modern European languages; demonstrated leadership ability; strong interpersonal and commu­ nication skills; additional graduate work; evidence of research or creative achievement. Screening date: December 18,1991. Search will remain open until filled. Salary: $30,000 (minimum). Benefits: TIAA/CREF; State Retirement System; comprehensive medical protection; 33 days paid leave; short-term disability leave; group life insurance; University holidays. University libraries: A member of the Research Libraries Group, AMIGOS, and ARL, the University Libraries consist of a main library and six branches. The collection contains more than 2.2 million volumes, 16,000 periodical subscrip­ tions, and three outstanding special collections in history of science, western history, and business history. The libraries have imple­ mented the public access catalog, cataloging, authority control, acquisitions, and circulation functions of the NOTIS system. Norman is an attractive community with a low cost of living close to a major metropolitan city. Employment: Librarians have the privileges and responsibilities of faculty status (non-tenure track) and hold the rank of assistant professor or above. Application: Send letter of applica­ tion with resume, a list of publications and the names of three references including current supervisor to: Donald C. Hudson, Manager, Administrative Services, University Libraries, University of Oklahoma, Norman OK 73019; (405) 325-2611. University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. We encourage women and minority applicants and we are responsive to the needs of dual-career couples. HEAD, COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT, the University of Okla­ homa. Duties: Under the general direction of the Director of Tech­ nical Services, the Head of Collection Development is responsible for the direction of collection development policies and programs. Specific responsibilities include coordinating selection and deselection, reviewing collections, advising the Dean on allocation of the materials budget and monitoring expenditures, coordinating collection librarians and supervising student assistants; conduct­ ing collection evaluation and development programs in conjunction with institutional, regional, and national collection objectives, and serving as liaison with approval vendors concerning profile, cost, publisher, bibliographic, and management information. Qualifica­ tions: Required: MLS from ALA-accredited library school; four years experience in an academic research library, including substantive collection development responsibilities; two or more years super­ visory responsibility; demonstrated oral and written communication skills; familiarity with automated systems; additional graduate degree in a subject field. Desirable: Acquisitions experience; reading knowledge of one or more modern European languages; demonstrated leadership ability; evidence of research or creative achievement. Screening date: December 16, 1991. Search will remain open until filled. Salary: $33,000 (minimum). Benefits: TIAA/ CREF; State Retirement System; comprehensive medical protec­ tion; 33 days paid leave; short-term disability leave; group life insurance; University holidays. University libraries: A member of the Research Libraries Group, AMIGOS, and ARL, the University Libraries consist of a main library and six branches. The collection contains more than 2.2 million volumes, 16,000 periodical subscrip­ tions, and three outstanding special collections in history of sci­ ence, western history, and business history. The libraries have implemented the public access catalog, cataloging, authority con­ trol, and circulation functions of the NOTIS system. Norman is an attractive community with a low cost of living close to a major metropolitan city. Employment: Librarians have the privileges and November 1991/693 THREE POSITIONS Oklahoma State University Oklahoma State University has three library faculty (tenure-track) positions available. Assistant Science Librarian. Responsibilities: reference service (including evening and weekend rotation), collection management, bibliographic instruction, serve on library committees. Qualifications: ALA-MLS, good communication and teaching skills required. Prefer a science or engineering back­ ground. Assistant University Archives Librarian. Responsibilities: identify, acquire, organize, preserve, and provide access for university records and publications; participate in departmental reference service, exhibits, preservation, user education, public relations, and security; serve on library committees. Qualifications: ALA-MLS and training or professional experience in archives or records management are required. Prefer demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and work well with others, and training or experience in preservation, reference work, and cataloging using US-MARC. Assistant Documents Librarian. Responsibilities: catalog and classify government publications, government documents reference service (including evening and weekend rotation), provide some interlibrary loan and bibliographic instruction, and serve on library committees. Qualifications: ALA-MLS. Course work or experience with government publications or OCLC desirable. All three positions: Salary: $23,592 minimum for 11 months. Salary and rank dependent upon qualifications and experience. Benefits: Social Security; free health, accident, and life insurance; Oklahoma Teacher's Retirement and TIAA/CREF; 11 holidays. OSU is a land-grant university with 26,000 students on four campuses offering 44 doctoral programs. The Library contains 2.6 million volumes and documents and is a member of the Association of Research Libraries and the AMIGOS Bibliographic Council. The Library's online catalog runs on NOTIS software. Deadline: For full consideration, applications should be received by November 18,1991. Applications will continue to be considered until positions are filled. Apply to: Jackie German Edmon Low Library Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74078-0375 Equal opportunity, affirmative action employer; minorities and women are encouraged to apply. Successful applicant must comply with IRCA. responsibilities of faculty status (non-tenure track) and hold the rank of assistant professor or above. Application: Send letter of applica­ tion with resume, a list of publications, and the names of three references including current supervisor to: Donald C. Hudson, Manager, Administrative Services, University Libraries, University of Oklahoma, Norman OK 73019; (405) 325-2611. University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. We encourage women and minority applicants and we are responsive to the needs of dual-career couples. HEAD, HUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCES LIBRARIES. Currently open. To begin February 1992. Responsible for administration of the Humanities and Social Sciences collections and sen/ices in Holland Library and the branch Education and Architecture Librar­ ies. Areas and services include reference, collection development, circulation, database searching, interlibrary loans, user education, and microform collection. May participate in collection develop­ ment and reference. Present staff includes 12.5 FTE librarians, 19.10 FTE classified staff, and 13.3 FTE student assistants. Conducts annual review evaluations of library faculty and relevant classified staff in the division. Works cooperatively with heads of other divisions in theLibraries to deal effectively with issues of mutual concern. Reports to the Director of Libraries and serves on the Director’s Council, the advisory body of principal administrators. Librarians are appointed as members of the Washington State University faculty and are expected to participate actively in the University’s instructional, research, and service programs. All privileges, obligations, and research responsibilities of faculty are inherent in such membership. Librarians are ranked in grades 2, 3, and 4, equivalent to the academic ranks of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor. Required: ALA-accredited MLS; substantial demonstrated successful experience, including some administration in a sizable public service area of an academic or large public library. Strong service commitment, an understand­ ing of research needs, experience in planning and implementing change, demonstrated leadership, outstanding communication skills, and the ability to handle a variety of situations with patience, tact, and fairness. Preferred: Undergraduate and graduate degrees in Social Sciences or Humanities; experience with database search­ ing, automated systems, user education, planning for building construction and renovation, and academic curriculum reform. Salary: from $40,000; commensurate with qualifications and expe­ rience. Rank: Librarian 3; full faculty status. Benfits: TIAA/CREF; broad insurance program, 22 days vacation, 12 days/year sick leave. Application Procedures: Send letter of application, resume, and names of three (3) references to: Donna L. McCool, Associate Harvard University: 3 Key Positions Available: T h e H a rv a rd C o lle g e L ib r a r y a n n o u n c e s a m a j o r r e s tr u c t u r i n g in W id e n e r L ib r a r y a n d th e c re a tio n o f a n e w m a n a g e m e n t te a m to l e a d t h e n e w l y c o n fig u r e d C o lle c tio n s a n d C a ta lo g u in g S e r v ic e s P ro g ra m . T h e C o lleg e L ib r a r y c o n s is ts o f th e c e n t r a l c o lle c ti o n s o f t h e F a c u lty o f A r ts a n d S c ie n c e s , s t a f f o f a p p r o x im a te ly 4 5 0 ; 7.3 m i l l i o n v o l u m e s . W e s e e k in d iv i d u a ls o f en erg y, e n t h u s i a s m a n d v is io n to d e v e lo p , s h a p e , a n d d ir e c t th e s e k e y p r o g r a m s i n th e H a r v a r d tr a d itio n o f e x c e lle n c e . • A ssociate L ib ra ria n f o r C o lle c tio n s a n d C atalo g u in g • H e a d o f th e C o lle c tio n D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a rtm e n t • H e a d o f the C atalo g in g S ervices D e p a rtm e n t T h e s u c c e s s fu l c a n d id a te s w i l l h a v e a f i r m g r a s p o f c u r r e n t rese a rc h l ib r a r y is s u e s a n d t h e a b i l i ty to w o r k c o lla b o r a tiv e ly to fo rg e l i n k s w i t h c o lle a g u e s , fa c u lty , a c a d e m ic p r o g r a m s a n d t h e la r g e r lib r a r y c o m m u n ity . Associate Librarian for Collections and Cataloguing Reporting directly to the Roy E. Larsen Librarian of Harvard College, the Associate Librarian participates in the formulation and coordination of College Library-wide policy. The Associate is responsible for the overall shaping and direction of the Collections and Cataloguing Services Program of the College Library and provides leadership for formulation and implementation of strong evolving Collection Development and Cataloguing Services programs. As a member of senior management, has direct responsibility for the administration of three major Widener depart­ ments (approximately 130 FTE and acquisitions budget of close to $6 million): Collection Development, Cataloging Services, and Area Studies. R e q u ire m e n ts : Significant achievement in areas relevant to the administration of these major research library programs; earned doctorate and professional degree in library science preferred; substantial successful research library management experience including strategic planning, fiscal management, information technology, and personnel; a record of leadership in the profession; understanding and appreciation of the research process in a university environment; the ability to interact effectively with a broad based constituency. S a lary target in th e low 7 0 s , n eg o tiable D O Q . Head of the Collection Development Department T he Collection D evelopm ent D epartm ent consists of three language-based divisions (each encom passing collection developm ent and acquisitions functions) and the G ifts and Exchange D ivision. Reporting directly to the Associate Librarian, th e Head is responsible for the leadership and adm inistration of the D epartm ent and serves as Selections Specialist and Head o f the appropriate D ivision. As a m em ber of a newly created managem ent team , provides leadership for th e form ulation and im plem entation o f a strong evolving C o llec­ tion Developm ent program. R e q u ir e m e n ts : Earned doctorate and professional degree in library science preferred; expertise in one of m ore foreign languages (Rom ance Languages or G erm an ic Languages); substan­ tial successful collection developm ent exp erien ce, including fiscal m anagem ent; a record of achievem ent in the profession; the ability to manage in a consultative yet decisive adm inistrative style is essential. S a la r y ta r g e t h ig h 5 0 s , n e g o tia b le D O Q . Head of the Cataloging Services Department Reporting directly to the Associate Librarian, is responsible for the planning, developing and adm in ister­ ing of the D epartm ent w hich in cludes cataloging (monographs and serials; copy and original), serials process­ ing; and database m anagem ent (including a m ajor RECON effort). As a m em b er o f a newly configured m anagem ent team , the Head provides leadership for form ulation and im plem entation o f a strong evolving cataloguing services program to m eet th e changing needs of acad em ic comm unity. R e q u ir e m e n ts : A profes­ sional degree in library science, a second m aster's degree and knowledge of one or m ore foreign languages preferred; expertise with automated cataloging system s; extensive knowledge of cataloging policies and practices; dem onstrated leadership and organizational abilities; evidence of a strong com m itm ent to respon­ sive tech n ical services; a record o f achievem ent in the profession; and th e ability to manage in a consultative yet decisive adm inistrative style is essential. S a la r y ta r g e t h ig h 5 0 s , n e g o tia b le D O Q . Anticipated start date: January 1992. To apply, send a letter of interest, resume, and names of three references to Susan Lee, Associate Librarian of Harvard College for Administrative Service, Widener Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138. Harvard upholds a commitment to affirmative action and equal opportunity. H a r v a r d U n i v e r s i t y Harvard College Library November 1991 /695 UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN AND DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES University of Saskatchewan Applications and nominations are invited for the position of University Librarian and Director of Libraries with the appointment to be effective no later than July 1 ‚ 1992. The initial term is for five years and may be renewed by mutual agreement. The University of Saskatchewan is committed to the principles of Employment Equity and welcomes applications from all qualified candidates including aboriginal peoples, disabled people, visible minorities and women. The Director of Libraries is responsible to the Vice-President (Academic) for the leadership and administration of a major research Library. Duties include the management and development of collections; the provision of library services; the management of library budgets and allocation of resources; the continued development of library automated systems and other computer-based information systems; the direction and development of staff; the planning of future library services; and libraries’ participation in regional, national, and international cooperative efforts. The successful candidate must have a professional qualification in librarianship; a thorough familiarity with the operation of a modern academic research library; strong leadership and management skills at a senior administrative level and in acollegial environment; and a demonstrated ability to represent the Libraries persuasively within the University and externally. A firm grasp of the issues facing academic libraries and the trends that affect them is essential. The Director of Libraries is a member of the Deans' Council and is expected to be involved in the University's general academic leadership. The Director will hold an appointment as a Librarian IV. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. The University of Saskatchewan Libraries are a member of the Association of Research Libraries and consist of the Main Library and seven Branch Libraries with a total full-time equivalent staff of 177 serving over 20,000 faculty, students and community users. Collections consist of 4.2 million items including 1.5 million printed volumes. Services include an integrated library information system (Geac) as well as a variety of additional networked electronic information services (InfoAccess). The deadline date for the receipt of nominations and applications with complete resumes is January 15,1992. Please address these to : Patrick J. Browne Vice-President (Academic) Room E 216 Administration Building University of Saskatchewan SASKATOON, Saskatchewan, S7N 0W0 In accordance with Canadian immigration requirements, this advertisement is directed to Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Director for Administrative Services, Washington State Univer­ sity, Pullman, WA 99164-5610. Application review begins: Decem­ ber 16,1991. Washington State University is an equal opportunity, affirmation action educator and employer. Protected group mem­ bers are encouraged to apply. HEAD, INFORMATION AND EDUCATION SERVICES DEPART­ MENT, Dana Biomedical Library, Dartmouth College. Applications are invited for the new position of Head, Information and Education Services Department for the Dana Biomedical Library and the Health Sciences Library branch opening in the fall of 1991 on the new site of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC). The Information & Education Services Department is responsible for reference services, instructional programs, database searching, and audiovisual and microcomputer activities in both libraries. The department is comprised of 5 information services specialists, 1 learning resources specialist, 3 support staff, as well as part-time student assistants. Responsibilities include overall management of the department and the information services team serving the information needs of the educational, clinical, and research pro­ grams of the Dartmouth Medical School, the Department of Biologi­ cal Sciences, the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, and a wide range of research institutes. The Department Head reports to the Director and will participate in overall library management including service on Dartmouth College Library committees. Dana Biomedi­ cal Library, one of eight libraries at Dartmouth College, is the largest biomedical library in northern New England, with a collection of over 180,000 volumes and nearly 3,000 current serials covering the fields of the life sciences and medicine. Resources include exten­ sive audiovisual and optical disk collections. Required qualifica­ tions include an ALA/MLS; 5 years of library experience (health sciences or sciences preferred) with combined participation in at least two of the following: reference, instructional programs, data­ base searching, learning resources, microcomputer services. The successful candidate will have strong supervisory, interpersonal, and communication skills; the ability to work collegially in small group and team environments; and familiarity with the use and application of microcomputers in a networked environment. 696/ C &RL News Dartmouth College offers a flexible benefit package including 22 days vacation; TIAA/CREF; paid major medical, hospital and dental insurance; and assistance with moving expenses. Rank and salary commensurate with background and experience with a minimum of $35,000. Review of resumes will begin November 15,1991. Send resume to; Phyllis E. Jaynes, Chair, I & E Services Department, Head, Search Committee, 115 Baker Library, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire 03755. HEAD LIBRARIAN, Chemistry Library. Responsible for the man­ agement of a branch library, with a collection of over 55,000 volumes and 625 serial titles, and with 2 (full-time equivalent) classified staff and 2.1 (full-time equivalent) hourly staff. Respon­ sibilities also include collection development; faculty liaison; library instruction; reference, reserve and circulation services; and data­ base searching. Some night and weekend hours may be required. This position reports to the Assistant Director for Branch Services. The Chemistry Library is one of five science libraries which work together to provide sen/ices and develop collections in support of campus scientific and technical teaching and research programs. Required qualifications: MLS from an ALA-accredited graduate program; previous science library experience in a medium to large college or university library system, or special library; experience performing database searches; supervisory experience. Preferred qualifications: Science, or technical background; ability to work creatively and effectively with faculty, students, and staff; good written and verbal communication skills. Salary range is $30,000 to $33,000 annually or more, depending on qualifications. No state or local income tax. Competitive benefits package. Retirement plan options. To ensure consideration, applications should be received by November 30, 1991, but will be accepted until the position is filled. Send letter of application and resume, including the names, addresses, and phone numbers of three professional references and a statement of salary requirements to: Peggy Mueller, The University of Texas at Austin, The General Libraries, P.O. Box P, Austin, TX 78713-7330. An equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES REFERENCE LIBRARIAN, Watson Library of Business and Economics. The Watson Library of Business and Economics seeks an experienced librarian familiar with the computers, networking, and communications technologies that support reference resources and services in a dynamic and innovative business library setting. In addition to providing general and in-depth reference service for business, economics, and general reference, this position is responsible for the implementa­ tion and development of microcomputer-based information tech­ nologies for reference and research in the Business Library. The librarian conducts training for other members of the Business Library staff, as well as orientations, bibliographic instruction, and end-user training sessions on a regular basis. The position reports to the Business Librarian and, as one of three reference librarians in the library, serves a very dynamic clientele. Currently, the Library’s holdings include a collection of 400,000 volumes, and a wide range of business and economics information CD-ROM work­ stations and online services. Requirements are: accredited MLS; experience with business reference information sources and elec­ tronic business resources and services; familiarity with database searching; excellent interpersonal and analytical skills; under­ standing of the nature of scholarly research and the impact of technology; ability to communicate with staff and library users; strong background in business economics. Preferred qualifications are: working knowledge of a variety of microcomputers, microcom­ puter software, and applications; familiarity with electronic mail, text datafiles computer networking, and CD-ROM products. Salary ranges are: Librarian I: $28,600-$37,180; Librarian II $30,600- $41,310. Excellent benefits include assistance with University housing and tuition exemption for self and family. Send resume and the names, addresses, and phone numbers of three references to: Kathleen M. Wiltshire, Director of Personnel; Box 35 Butler Library, Columbia University, 535 West 114th Street, New York, NY 10027. Cover letter should specify title of position applied for. Applications received by December 31 ‚ 1991 ‚ will be given priority consideration. An affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. LIBRARY DIRECTOR, Eastern Oregon State College. Director to manage all library operations. Qualifications: ALA-accredited MLS degree; second M.A. or Ph.D. desirable; minimum of five years experience; must have experience in library automation. 12-month position includes managing a full-time staff of nine. Application deadline is December 31 ‚ 1991. Salary range: $34,000 to $50,000, depending upon experience and qualifications. Applicants should send a letter of intent, a resume or vita, and the names, addresses, and phone numbers of three references to: Marvin Taylor, Chair, Library Director Search Committee, c/o Dean of Academic Affairs, Eastern Oregon State College, 1410 “L” Avenue, La Grande, OR 97850-2899, telephone (503) 962-3582. AA/EOE LIBRARY DIRECTOR. John Carroll University seeks a director to administer its Grasselli Library, which supports undergraduate and master’s programs in arts and sciences, education, and business. Automated on DRA system. Building addition in planning stages. Relevant advanced degree required, together with administrative experience including budget and personnel management. 12- month administrative position. Salary negotiable. Send letter of application, resume, names and addresses of 3 references to: Louis G. Pecek, Chair, Search Committee, John Carroll University, University Hts., Cleveland, OH 44118. Applications should be received by January 1,1992. Position available July 1, 1992. AA/ EOE RARE BOOK CATALOGER, Library Company of Philadelphia. Responsible for original and derived RLIN cataloging of books on American technology published 1830 to 1860. MLS with training in MARC cataloging required; rare book cataloging experience or knowledge of descriptive bibliography desirable. The Library Company, located in Center City Philadelphia, was founded in 1731 and is now an independent research library with over 450,000 books relating to the history and background of American culture from the 17th to the 19th centuries. The position is grant funded for two years. Salary range: $24,000 to $28,000. Excellent benefits, including 3 weeks vacation, full medical and dental insurance. Applications will be received until November 20, 1991. To apply send a letter, resume, and the names of three references to: Librarian, Library Company of Philadelphia, 1314 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107. For further information call (215) 546-3181. AA/EOE. REFERENCE/INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTS LIBRARIAN. Pro­ vides reference service, assists with and performs database searches. Responsible for acquisition, maintenance and promotion of international organizations documents collection. Identify and acquire materials, supervise serials and monographs receipt record keeping, manage document stacks area, prepare research guides to collection and library instruction. Manage reserve reading pro­ cessing operation. Share responsibilities for collection develop­ ment in international relations and political science. Supervise library assistant and student assistant. Qualifications: Required: MLS/ALA-accredited program, with undergraduate degree in social sciences, preferably in international relations or political science. Experience in working with or knowledge of international docu­ ments (especially either the United Nations or the European Community). Preferred: BA or MA in political science or interna­ tional relations. Prior experience in academic library, library instruc­ tion, serials operations and/or personnel supervision. Experience constructing databases using either dBase III Plus, Pro-Cite or comparable software. Salary and rank: Librarian l-$30,300/Librar­ ian ll-$33,500 minimum. To apply: Submit letter of application, resume, and three professional references to: Gloria J. Donaldson, Personnel Manager, Doheny Memorial Library, University of South­ ern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0182. Refer to Reference/ International Documents Librarian, USC Library, Position #143 on cover letter. AA/EOE. REFERENCE LIBRARIAN. The University of New Hampshire seeks a full-time Reference Librarian for Dimond Library, the main library on campus. Responsibilities include providing general refer­ ence service, bibliographic instruction, computerized literature searching both online and with CD’s, and collection development as a subject liaison to one or more academic departments. Provide regular evening and some weekend reference desk service on rotation basis. Required qualifications include MLS degree from an ALA-accredited program. Strong written and oral communication skills; strong commitment to public sen/ices; ability to relate well to patrons, both University and general public. Experience in refer­ ence and bibliographic instructions, advanced degree or experi­ ence in business or one of the social services, and familiarity with government documents and document sources and indexes pre­ ferred. This is a twelve-month, tenure-track position with appoint- 698/C &RL News THREE POSITIONS The University of Virginia The University of Virginia Library is seeking applications for three positions. The Library is the 26th largest library in the Association of Research Libraries. The library system comprises the main library and ten branches, with independent libraries for law, medicine, and graduate business. The libraries serve 1,600 teaching faculty, 6,000 graduate and professional students, and 11,000 undergraduates. Building upon afirm foundation of traditional collections and resources, the Library is rapidly enhancing its electronic and other nontraditional services. The Library's main computer system, VIRGO, provides NOTIS online catalog with circulation, acquisitions, and serials check-in. Also available on VIRGO are nine Wilson Indexes and Current Contents, and plans are underway to add additional indexes. Work is in progress to put full texts online, including Oxford English Dictionary and English Poetry 600-1900. These efforts include establishment of a staffed Electronic Text Center in the main library with state-of- the-art hardware and software. Separate projects are underway to develop computer-assisted instruction capabilities and to enhance the usefulness for teaching and research of an already comprehensive cinema collection on videotapes and videodiscs. Information Management Education Coordinator. Responsibilities: T h e lME Coordinator reports to the Director of Reference Services. For system-wide responsibilities has an informal reporting relationship to the Associate University Librarian for Public Services. Assumes a leadership role in planning and coordinating information management education programs in 11 libraries of the University Library system. Develops and implements IME workshops using innovative instruction methods and state-of-the-art technology. T rains staff to conduct IME. Required qualifications: ALA-accredited MLS or master’s degree in a related field. Demonstrated success with electronic information technology. Computer, interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills. Ability to implement and utilize innovative technology to conduct effective IME in a dynamic environment. Demonstrated organizational and leadership skills. Media Librarian. Responsibilities: The Media Librarian reports to the Director of the Cismona Library. Responsible for the media collection, equipment, and facilities, including selection, processing, and maintenance/repair. Coordinates planning for an expanded Media Center, incorporating the latest video technology. Develops innovative programs using videodisc and hypercard and other electronic technol- ment at the rank of Assistant Professor. The successful candidate will be expected to meet University reappointment, promotion and tenure requirements. Minimum salary is $22,000. Please submit letter of application, resume and telephone number of three refer­ ences (hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the U.S.) by November 15, 1991, to: Diane R. Tebbetts, Associate University Librarian, University of New Hampshire Library, Main Street, Durham, NH 03824. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. UNH is an AA/EEO employer. REFERENCE LIBRARIAN. Veterinary Medical/Pharmacy Library. Available January 1 ‚ 1992. Under the direction of Head, Veterinary Medical/Pharmacy Library, is responsible for coordination of library user education and database searching. Additional responsibilities include reference, collection development, and liaison to the Col­ lege of Pharmacy and the Pharmacology/Toxicology Program. Participation on library committees and other duties as assigned. Librarians are appointed as members of the Washington State University faculty and are expected to participate actively in the University’s instructional, research, and sen/ice programs. All privileges, obligations, and research responsibilities of faculty are inherent in such membership. Librarians are ranked in grades 2,3, and 4, equivalent to the academic ranks of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor. Required: ALA-accredited MLS; effective interpersonal relations and communications skills. Preferred: Experience in an academic or special science/engineer­ ing/medical library; subject background in the sciences; training and/or experience with MEDLARS; user education experience; familiarity and experience in the IBM microcomputer environment. Salary: From $22,000, commensurate with experience and qualifi­ cations. Rank: Librarian 2 or above, commensurate with qualifica­ tions and experience. Benefits: TIAA/CREF, broad insurance pro­ grams, 22 days vacation, 12 days/year sick leave. Application procedures: Send letter of application, resume, and the names of three references to: Donna L. McCool, Associate Director for Administrative Sen/ices, Libraries, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-5610. Application review to begin: December 6, 1991. Washington State University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action educator and employer employer. Protected group members are encouraged to apply. REFERENCE/TECHNICAL PROCESSING LIBRARIAN. Provide reference service and online database searching. Responsible for technical processing operations. Manage non-automated serials operation: check-in, claiming, binding, shelving, etc. Oversee new material processing and reference collection maintenance. Super­ vise two library assistants. Responsible for collection development in urban planning. Qualifications: Required: MLS/ALA-accredited program with undergraduate degree in social sciences, preferably in urban planning or political sciences. Experience in online data­ base searching. Preferred: BA or MA in urban planning or political sciences. Prior experience in academic library. Experience con- November1991 /699 ogy. Designs outreach programs and video technology workshops. Supervises a television systems engineer and students. Required qualifications: ALA-accredited MLS or master's degree in a related field. Experience with audiovisual materials and equipment, traditional library information service, and electronic information service. Demonstrated knowledge of audiovisual materials as teaching and research tools. Computer, interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills. Ability to implement and utilize innovative technology. Ability to conduct effective IME. Electronic Information Services Librarian. Responsibilities: The Electronic Information Services Librarian reports to the Director of Reference Services. Organizes and manages electronic information services in the Reference Department by evaluating, implementing, and publicizing new systems. T rains and oversees the work of staff in these areas. Provides technical support by troubleshooting hardware and software problems. Responsible for departmental information management education activities related to electronic services. Participates in the delivery of reference service and information manage­ ment education. Coordinates reference collection development activities in assigned areas. Required qualifications: ALA-accredited MLS or master's degree in a related field. Demonstrated knowledge of electronic and traditional library information service and methods of scholarly research. Experience with microcomputer applications in libraries including technical skills related to hardware and software. Demonstrated effective organizational, interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills. Salary and benefits: $24,000 or higher depending on qualifications. General faculty status, 22 days vacation, generous sick leave, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, state and TIAA/CREF retirement plans, research leave. Applications received by January 15,1992, will receive first consideration. Send letter of application, resume, and the names of three references to: GailOltmanns Director of Personnel and Planning Alderman Library University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903-2498 The University of Virginia is an AA/EEo employer. Minority candidates are encouraged to apply. structing databases using either dBase III Plus, ProCite or other comparable software. Rank and Salary: Librarian l-$30,300/Librar­ ian ll-$33,500 minimum. To Apply: Submit letter of application, resume, and three professional references to: Gloria J. Donaldson, Personnel Manager, Doheny Memorial Library, University of South­ ern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0182. Refer to Reference/ Technical Processing Librarian, USC Library, Position #144 on cover letter. AA/EOE. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DIRECTOR in The Ward M. Canaday Center for Rare Books and Special Collections. The University of Toledo is a rapidly growing state university with almost 25,000 students in 8 colleges offering graduate degrees including the doctorate. The library implemented the NOTIS system. Toledo is a dynamic city which provides a wide variety of cultural, educational, and recreational resources. Duties: general administration, collec­ tion development, manuscripts processing, reference, preserva­ tion, and public relations. Qualifications: MLS from an ALA-accred­ ited school and/or 3 to 5 years experience in an academic special collections department. Graduate degree (preferably Ph.D.) in Humanities and working knowledge of American/English literature is required. Proven administrative abilities, strong oral and written communication skills, and public relations talents very important. Faculty status: tenure-track position; 12-month contract; salary up to $40,000 depending on qualifications. Position available January 1992. Consideration begins November 15, 1991. Send resume, names, addresses, and phone numbers of three references to: Leslie W. Sheridan, Chair, Search Committee, Carlson Library, the University of Toledo, Toledo, OH 43606. The University of Toledo is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. TECHNICAL SERVICES LIBRARIAN. To 1) perform original and copy cataloging of monographs, technical reports, serials, maps, AV materials, and archives/manuscripts in marine and maritime sciences with OCLC (PASSPORT, PRISM), DYNIX, and later NOTIS; 2) manage in-library databases: DYNIX, INMAGIC, dBase III+, and dBase IV applications, including programming, resolving system and software problems and some system analysis; 3) compile a bibliography with more than 5,000 citations of marine and maritime science materials, including abstracting; 4) conduct online search through GBNEP and DIALOG; 5) conduct collection development including acquisi­ tion, interlibrary loan, evaluating incoming materials, and bud­ get management; 6) design new databases when needed using INMAGIC or dBase system; 7) supervise staff. Salary: $21,000 per year, 40 hours per week. Requires Master of Library and Information Science or completion of all degree requirements, and one year related experience in library/archives manage­ ment and supervision. Apply at: Texas Employment Commis­ sion, Galveston, Texas, or send resume to the Texas Employ­ ment Commission, TEC Building, Austin, Texas 78778, J.O. #6521422. Ad paid for by an equal opportunity employer. 700/C &RL News LATE JOB LISTINGS ACCESS SERVICES LIBRARIAN. Full-tim e, tenure-track position a t the In­ structor/A ssistant Professor ran k available beginning Ja n u a ry , 1992. Position responsibilities: Play key role in the provision of bibliographic and physical access to information. Overall supervision of circulation, IL L and autom ated systems. Major responsibility in implementing and coordinating new online library system. Supervise Support staff, graduate assistan t and student employees. Particip ate in rotating weekend and evening schedule of general reference service. Bailey Library serves a predominantly undergraduate student body of 7,500. The library houses 7 5 0 ,0 0 0 volumes, and over a million microforms, has 1,600 cu rrent periodical subscriptions'and includes an Instructional M aterials Center. ALA-accredited MLS, autom ated library system experience, strong interpersonal and communica­ tion skills required. Three to five years professional experience in academic or research library, knowledge/experience with mechanics of MARC database, in­ volvement with m anagem ent of complex projects, successful supervisory experi­ ence, circulation and or IL L experience desirable. Minorities and women are especially encouraged to apply. Salary Range: Instructor: $ 2 3 ,6 0 0 -$ 3 3 ,2 0 8 ; Assis­ ta n t Professor: $ 2 8 ,6 8 6 -$ 4 0 ,3 6 4 for 9-month appointment. Additional summer employment usually available. Under collective bargaining, libraries have full faculty statu s with corresponding privileges and responsibilities. Excellent benefit package. Send letter of application, cu rrent resum e, transcripts (unofficial accept­ able for screening), and 3 recent letters of recommendation to: Del Oehms, Chair, Access Services Search Committee, Bailey Library, Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA 16057. To ensure consideration, application m aterials should be received by December 4, 1991. Slippery Rock University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT/ACQUISITIONS LIBRARIAN. Full-tim e, tenure-track position a t the Instructor/A ssistant Professor rank available begin­ ning Ja n u a ry , 1992. Position responsibilities: Coordinate collection development initiatives, including needs assessm ent and liaison with the academic community. Responsible for planning, directing, and evaluating, acquisitions programs of the Library. In teract with vendors, m aintain internal accounting records, and coordi­ nate the acquisition of library m aterials with university purchasing office. M igra­ tion of acquisitions from m anual procedures to autom ated system projected in near future. Supervise support staff and student employees in acquisitions and shipping/ receiving departments. Particip ate in rotating weekend and evening schedule of general reference services. Bailey Library serves a predominantly undergraduate student body of 7,500. The Library houses 7 5 0 ,0 0 0 volumes, and over a million microforms. ALA-accredited M LS, significant collection development/acquisitions experience, dem onstrated supervisory and interpersonal skills required. Knowl­ edge of cu rrent and antiquarian book trade, experience with fund accounting and autom ated acquisitions systems desirable. Minorities and women are especially encouraged to apply. Salary Range: Instructor: $ 2 3 ,6 0 0 -$ 3 3 ,2 0 8 ; Assistant Profes­ sor: $ 2 8 ,6 8 6 -$ 4 0 ,3 6 4 for 9-m onth appointment. Additional summ er employment usually available. Under collective bargaining, librarians have full faculty status with corresponding privileges and responsibilities. E xcellent benefit package. Send letter of application, cu rrent resum e, tran scrip ts (unofficial acceptable for screen­ ing), and 3 recent letters of recommendation to: Ja n e Scott Cleary, Chair, Collection Development/Acquisitions Search Committee, Bailey Library, Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA 16057. To ensure consideration, application m ate­ rials should be received by December 4 , 1991. Slippery Rock University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. November 1 991/701 LIBRARIAN. Radford University invites applications and nominations for the position of University Librarian. The University Librarian is responsible for the overall management and development of library services, collections, budget, and staff. The Librarian provides leadership in assessing and addressing the needs for library services in the academic community. Qualifications: A m aster’s in library science from an ALA-accredited program is required. An earned doctorate (or equivalent professional achievement) is preferred. Other required qualifications: evidence of effective administrative experience in an academic library; broad understanding of the operations and concepts in public and technical services and in library automation; awareness of emerging trends in academic libraries; excel­ lent w ritten and verbal communication skills; good interpersonal skills; and evidence of contributions to the profession a t the state and national level. Radford University is a comprehensive coeducational state institution with 9 ,0 0 0 students. The University offers bachelor’s, m aster’s, and educational specialist’s degrees. The campus is situated near the Blue Ridge Mountains forty-five miles southwest of Roanoke, Virginia. The library h as approximately 3 2 0 ,0 0 0 volumes and has implemented an L S /2000 integrated online library system. The library is currently in the process of networking CD-ROM Indexes. Planning has been completed for a building expansion. The position is a non-tenured adm inistrative/faculty position and is available immediately. Rank will be commensurate with candidate’s quali­ fications and experience. The salary is competitive. Candidates m ust send letter of application, resum e, undergraduate and graduate transcripts, and three current letters of reference to: Mary W. Atwell, Chair, Library Search Committee, P.O. Box 6 9 4 0 , Radford University, Radford, Virginia 24142. Review of applications will begin December 16, 1991, and continue until position is filled. Radford University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. TWO POSITIONS. Library: Immediate openings for two Catalog Librarians for fast-paced, continually evolving academic law library. Managem ent of catalog departm ent; use of ÓCLC and Innovative Interfaces’ online catalog, original cataloging; training staff. MLS from ALA-approved library school required. Expe­ rience as cataloger in law library and with OCLC preferred. Salary commensurate with experience, minimum $ 2 4 ,3 7 0 . Submit resum e and letter of interest to: D.C. School of Law, 7 19-13th Street, NW, Washington, DC 2 0 0 0 5 , Attn: B. W. Green. AA/EOE. ACQUISITIONS LIBRARIAN. Carnegie Mellon University Libraries seeks an innovative, energetic librarian to lead and m anage the Acquisitions unit. This full­ time, professional position reports to the Head, Collections and Access, and is responsible for the expenditure of a $ 1 .6 million m aterials budget. This position supervises 7.5 support staff and 3.5 F T E student assistants in the following activities: Pre-order and pre-catalog OCLC searching, acquiring of LC and OCLC member copy; ordering and receiving of m aterials (monographs, serials, software, videotapes, etc.) using ACQ350 and SC 350, a microcomputer-based acquisitions and serials control system, receipt and processing of gifts; the receipt and distribu­ tion of all library mail. The Acquisitions Librarian is also responsible for monitoring and reporting the statu s of library m aterial funds and the activities in accounts payable, including changes in the University accounting system affecting Acquisi­ tions operations; monitoring the effectiveness of library vendors and approval plans, and serving as the contact person for vendors of library m aterials. Required qualifications: ALA-accredited MLS. At least two years of related professional experience, either in serials or monographs acquisitions, or cataloging in an academic or special library. Supervisory experience, experience with OCLC, knowl­ edge of MARC records, of autom ated library procedures, including work with either DOS or Macintosh computers, and of the book trade. Demonstrable excellent 702/C& RL News interpersonal and communication skills, and the ability to work well in a changing environment. Preferred: Reading knowledge of a t least one modern European Language; evidence of activity in library professional organizations. Salary: $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 minimum, higher depending on experience. Preference will be given to those who apply before November 30, 1991. To apply send a letter of application, resume, and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three cu rrent references to: Head, Administrative Services, Acquisitions Librarian Search, Carnegie Mellon Uni­ versity Libraries, 4 8 2 5 Frew Street, Pittsburgh, PA 1 5 213-3890. CMU is an AA/ E E O employer. Employment eligibility verification is required upon hire. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASE LIBRARIAN. Works under the direction of the Head of Cataloging, administers all database m aintenance and authority control operations for the online catalog. These operations include creation of NOTIS online authority records and the maintenance of bibliographic files, development of authority control polices and procedures, authority control staff training, recataloging/ reclassification functions, and problem solving for circulation records. This position supervises one Library Technical Asst. IV (Database Maintenance Assistant), one Library Technical Asst. II (Recataloging A sst.), and one student assistant. Qualifi­ cations: ALA-accredited M LS, two years cataloging and authority control experi­ ence, knowledge of AACR2 and AACR1, OCLC, USMARC, LCSH, and LC classifi­ cation. Must have demonstrated good judgement, communication, technical w rit­ ing, and interpersonal skills. Preferred: supervisory experience with an online integrated catalog environment, especially NOTIS. Salary $ 2 4 ,0 0 0 minimum. Library faculty ran k and tenure statu s dependent upon qualifications. Send a letter of application with resum e and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three references to: B eth Helsel, Chair, Bibliographic Database Librarian Search Committee, R.M. Cooper Library, Clemson University, Clemson, SC 2963 4 -3 0 0 1 . Applications received by Ja n u a ry 1 ,1 9 9 2 , will be given first consideration. Clemson is an EEO/AA employer. HEAD, MEDIA SERVICES DEPARTMENT, General Libraries, Em ory Univer­ sity. Available: W inter 1992. Responsibilities: Responsible to the Director of Instructional Support Services for overall m anagem ent and operation of media services for A rts and Sciences and the Business School. Administer the scheduling and effective delivery of classroom presentation support in all buildings used by those schools, including a permanently-staffed classroom building. Coordinate special presentation and some production services, including fee-based services. Manage an expanding pool of mobile and installed equipment and assess equipment needs. Develop and manage a fast-growing media collection and media rentals from off-campus sources. Supervise a staff of 4.5 F T E , and 20-30 (5 F T E ) student assistants. Participate in facilities planning (including major building renovation and construction), in overall m anagement of the Division, and in library-wide committees and activities. Qualifications: Graduate degree in media/instructional technology, or MLS from ALA-accredited school; minimum of three years experience in media services, including m anagem ent and supervisory experience, preferably in an academic setting; dem onstrated ability to work effectively with all segments of the academic community and off-campus users; strong communication, analytical, and planning skills. Instructional Support Services (ISS) and the General Libraries: Instruction Support Services (ISS), a division of the General Libraries, consists of 16.5 F T E staff in three departm ents: Media Services; Production and Special Services; and the Learning Resource Center. ISS provides a variety of library and media services to graduate and undergraduate A rts and Sciences and the Business School. The collections of the General Libraries total 1.2 million volumes (2 million volumes for all Em ory Libraries); the staff numbers approximately 150. Other library and media resources are available for law, health sciences, theology, and Oxford College. Beginning Salary: Salary is dependent upon qualifications and November 1991 / 703 experience. Range for Librarian I: $22,000 to $26,000; range for Librarian II: $26,000 to $35,000. Send letter of application, resume, and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three references to: Chair, Search Committee for Head of Media Services, Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322. Application deadline in January 15, 1992. Emory University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. PHYSICAL SCIENCES/MATHEMATICS LIBRARIAN. The University of Notre Dame is seeking an individual with a unique combination of abilities: a strong background in the physical sciences; familiarity with computers and online search­ ing; and enthusiasm for creating patron focused Branch Library programs for our Science faculty and students. This individual will supervise two paraprofessionals who oversee the daily activities of the Mathematics and Chemistry/Physics Librar­ ies, but will focus most time on program design, patron communications, online searching, collection development, reference, and library instruction. As a Depart­ ment Head, this individual will participate in Divisional and Library-wide plan­ ning. Qualifications: Graduate degree in Library Science from an ALÀ-accredited Program and a degree in one of the physical sciences; substantial equivalent job experience may be substituted for some of the formal education; knowledge of the terminology and literature of the physical sciences and familiarity with online searching; commitment to developing patron focused libraries which respond to the needs of these specific Departments; and strong interpersonal and communications skills. Highly desirable are a degree in Chemistry and some supervisory experience. Minimum salary $29,000. Excellent benefit package. Send letters of application and the names of three references to: Peggy Weissert, Human Resources Representa­ tive, University of Notre Dame Libraries, Notre Dame, IN 46556. The University of Notre Dame is an equal opportunity employer. We are interested in creating a diverse community and welcome all qualified applicants. Applications accepted until the position is filled. First review of applications will be November 20, 1991. HEAD OF ACCESS SERVICES. Creighton University, an independent Catholic university operated by Jesuits in Omaha, NE, is seeking a Head of Access Services for its undergraduate library. The Reinert/ Alumni Library serves the undergradu­ ate colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, and the Graduate School in these areas. Student enrollment 6,000 (3,700 undergraduates). Candidate should have computer background to supervise the implementation of the PALS/Unisys Circulation Module. Responsible for managing and coordinating circulation activi­ ties including: automated circulation system, stack maintenance, media, function­ ing of photocopy machines, curriculum laboratory, reserves. Reports directly to Library Director. As Department Head, individual supervises 3 full-time parapro­ fessionals, 35 part-time student workers. The successful candidate will have strong supervisor/management skills, good written and oral communication skills, ability to establish rapport with faculty and students while carrying out library policy, and a public service orientation. Requirements include: MLS from an ALA-accredited institution, computer experience, ability to interact successfully with diverse groups of people. Experience preferred. Omaha, with more than 1/2 million resi­ dents, offers a high quality of life. Non-tenured appointment includes 22 days vacation, attractive benefits package. Salary negotiable from $24,000. Position open until filled. Send letter of application, resume, names of three references to: Raymond B. Means, Director, Reinert/Alumni Library, Creighton University, California a t 24th St., Omaha, NE 68178. Creighton University is an equal opportunity employer. INTERLIBRARY LOAN COORDINATOR, Clemson University Libraries. This is a 12-month faculty position with responsibilities for coordinating and supervising the interlibrary loan section including five staff and four student assistants. 704/ C &RL News Form ulates policy, implements new technologies, and prepares reports. Provides general reference service and participates in freshman library orientation. P artici­ pates in collection development process through analysis of interlibrary loan requests. Requirements: ALA-accredited MLS, minimum of two years of relevant experience in an academic library, demonstrated ability to supervise and direct work of staff, knowledge of cu rrent developments in interlibrary loan, strong commitment to public service, effective oral, written, and interpersonal skills, desire to be an active member of a creative team of 12 reference professionals, and knowledge of automated systems (particularly NOTIS and OCLC). Salary Range: $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 -$ 3 5 ,0 0 0 , depending upon qualifications and rank. Attractive benefits pàckage: TIAA/CREF, state and other retirem ent plans, medical and dental insurance options. Clemson University is South Carolina’s technologically oriented, land gran t institution, located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, 30 miles from Greenville, SC, and within two hours’ drive of Charlotte and Atlanta. Clemson University Libraries, an important research facility in the Southeast, offers the NOTIS online catalog and a system of locally mounted databases using BRS Search software. Applications received by December 15 will receive first consideration. Submit letter of application, resume, and the names, telephone numbers, and addresses of three references to: Lisa Ridenour, Chair, Interlibrary Loan Coordina­ tor Search Committee, R. M. Cooper Library, Clemson University, Clemson, SC 2 963 4 -3 0 0 1 . Clemson University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity em­ ployer. Minorities and women are particularly encouraged to apply. LIBRARIAN. Head Librarian to plan, implement, and adm inister a library program in a 2-year community college setting. Salary mid to upper $30s; excellent benefits package. Minimum requirements: M aster’s degree in Library Science from an ALA-accredited program; five years experience in an academic library, prefer­ ably a t the community college level; two years supervisory experience; familiarity with current developments in libraries and learning-resource centers, automated systems; and effective communication and managem ent skills. Send resume with cover letter to: Personnel Services, U lster County Community College, Stone Ridge, NY 12484 by November 3 0 ,1 9 9 1 . Members of underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply. LIBRARY. (Search Extended). Media Reference Librarian/Instructional Designer. Rank: Assistant Librarian. Responsibilities: Provide reference for nonprint collec­ tion. Activities include answering reference questions, searching print and com­ puter resources, preparing media subject guides, demonstrating equipment or software. Assist faculty in selection of m aterials. Coordinate training programs for faculty on the preparation and use of various media in course design. Development and management of nonprint collections. Requirements: ALA-accredited MLS with additional experience or education in the field of educational technology or related field. Knowledge of film and familiarity with computers, audiovisual equipment, and instructional software. Qualities sought in applicant include excellent interper­ sonal, written, and oral communication skills; flexibility, initiative, and demon­ strated problem-solving skills. Salary: $ 2 4 ,0 0 0 minimum, based on experience and other qualifications. Review of applications will begin December 15, 1991, and continue until position is filled. Send resume and names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three references to: P atricia A. Wand, University Librarian, The American University Library, 4 4 0 0 M assachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, DC, 2001 6 -8 0 4 6 . The American University is an EEO/AA university; minority and women candidates are encouraged to apply. “We can be your nation of origin serials vendor for 91% of the titles covered by Index Medicus.” “Two-thirds of In dex Medicus'" titles are pub­ lished outside the U.S., and the 91% includes only the titles published in the countries where EBSCO’s offices are located, not the surrounding ones which are often served by these offices as well. Now, you’re not likely to want even close to this number of medical titles. You may not even subscribe to any medical titles. But the point is that EBSCO is located virtually everyw here in the world that your titles could originate, no m atter w hether your library’s col­ lection consists of very broad or very narrow subject areas. “EBSCO’s database includes approximately 9 5 ,000 listings for titles published outside the U.S., and we operate 16 non-U.S. Regional Offices on 5 continents. B ecau se our offices are staffed with knowledgeable serials profes­ sionals who literally ‘speak the language,’ we are able to maintain effective, personal contacts with publishers throughout the world. “W ith EBSCO you can choose to work with the General Manager and serials support staff in your region of the U.S. for all your subscrip­ tion needs, knowing they have the resources abroad to see that you receive superior service on your non-domestic serials. Or, if you prefer to deal directly with a nation of origin vendor, I or any of my colleagues in EBSCO offices around the world will be glad to work with you.” John Ben DeVette General Manager East Asia Regional Office Taipei, Taiwan International Headquarters P.O. Box 1943 Birmingham, AL 35201-1943 (205) 991-6600 Structure Bookmarks 686/C&RL News