Evening Librarian – New England Institute of Art
Posted: April 14, 2008 Filed under: Opportunities: Job Postings Comments Off| Institution: | New England institute of Art, Brookline, MA |
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| Job Title: | Evening Librarian, part time 20 hrs/wk |
| Duties/Description: | DUTIES: Serves as evening supervisor for all library services, provides evening and rotating Saturday coverage for reference and circulation services. Promotes, develops and conducts library instruction for students and faculty and helps to assess these services. Supervises Student Library Assistant during shift. Uses Voyager Integrated Library System for automation functions. Manages Periodical Collection. Performs ILL services; participates in subject-specific collection development efforts. Prepares reports evaluating services and resources, contributes to statistical data collection efforts. Attends staff meetings, participates in staff projects and planning activities. SCHEDULE: Monday through Thursday evenings 4 p.m. to 9 BENEFITS: Vacation, personal and sick time; medical, |
| Qualifications: | MLS degree preferred. Some library experience in user services, library instruction and reference services in an academic library needed. Experience with Voyager System or other integrated library system necessary. Excellent public service and supervisory skills required. |
| Salary: | Commensurate with experience |
| Closing Date: | When filled |
| Send: | Email cover letter, resume and names of 3 references to Library Director Dr. Mary Ann Tricarico at mtricarico@aii.edu |
Elections Extension?
Posted: April 14, 2008 Filed under: ArLiSNAP, Elections, Opportunities: Leadership Positions 3 Comments »Well, the plan was to hold elections this week via Survey Monkey. But, we’ve had a few questions about why elections are held before the meeting. Some folks feel like they’d like to participate in a meeting before jumping in as a new co-moderator.
So, before we open elections, Megan and I wanted to see if there was a general feeling as to whether we should put them off until May.
Here’s some food for thought:
- Putting elections off would make it possible for candidates to meet other members in Denver
- But, not all those interested in leadership will be able to make it to the annual conference
- One of the unique things about ArLiSNAP has been that all of our activity isn’t concentrated at the annual meeting, which makes us more accessible to students and young professionals who might not have support to travel to the conference.
Please post your thoughts in the next day or two so we can make a final decision on the possibility of delaying the election.
Read more about the election here (including the profile for our first fine candidate)! And if you’re still thinking of running, feel free to add your own profile!
