Library Supervisor / Circulation Manager – Evenings FT
Job Description
The Library Supervisor, CMEve (Circulation Manager Evenings, aka in general: “Circulation Manager”), is the only staff member in the building for all of Sunday through Thursday evenings; using sound judgment, this person must address all regular operational activities, problems, incidents, and emergencies that arise. Primarily responsible for the daily auditing, transaction, and collection management of the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS). In concert with all other Circulation Managers, this manager provides the following: provide and support services normally delivered at the Circulation and Media Desks (i.e., including collection management, equipment reservations, copy machine services, and routine shelving); supervise circulation student assistants; communicate with supervisor and co-workers regarding problems, policies, and procedures; and complete special projects as assigned.
Job Description
The primary purpose of this position is to enable members of the University community to access library resources by creating and maintaining accurate records in the library’s integrated library system, Sierra, and the library’s journal locater system, Serials Solutions. Records maintained are primarily bibliographic and holdings records, but include some maintenance of order records. In addition to purchased materials, this position is responsible for materials being received through the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) hosted by the Government Publishing Office (GPO).
As a designated selective depository library for U.S. Government publications, the library is required to have a staff person dedicated to providing records for those publications, processing the physical publication, and ensuring that adhere to rules for withdrawing said publications. The person in this position does that work
Archives & Special Collections Specialist
Job Description
The main purpose of this position is to care for University’s official and historical repository by collecting, organizing, preserving, and providing access to historical university records, and providing access to, and discovery of, special collections has to be primary. An important and a close second is the relationship-building and invaluable connections this department provides to our alumni and like-constituents across campus. The assumed access to all types of archival materials is a growing trend that makes our collections living and active, not dusty, long-forgotten files and objects.
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