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Positions Available
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Public-Access Computer Systems For)
Wed Oct 8 20:11:21 1997
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 1997 15:47:33 -0500
From: Public-Access Computer Systems Forum <LIBPACS@UHUPVM1.UH.EDU>
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1) Instruction Services Coordinator, Univ of Massachusetts Boston
2) Reference/Government Docs Libn (2 positions), Univ of Vermont
3) Electronic Resources Librarian, The Library (NJ)
4) Database Administrator, Digital Equipment Corporation (MA)
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From: APURVA@delphinus.lib.umb.edu
> University of Massachusetts Boston
>
> Department: Healey Library
> Title: Librarian I-III
> Working Title :Instruction Services Coordinator
>
> Position Description:
> The Healey Library at the University of Massachusetts Boston is
> looking for a dynamic leader to plan and implement a library
> instruction program which builds on the Library's current program,
> and which promotes library and internet research skills. The person
> will work with faculty and staff throughout the campus to design and
> evaluate programs which address current curricular support needs;
> develop policies and procedures for this program and develop and
> evaluate a variety of delivery mechanisms including computer assisted
> and web-based instructional delivery models. The person will also
> introduce and train librarians in appropriate instructional methods;
> evaluate their delivery of instruction, and participate in the
> provision of reference services at the reference desk which will
> require some evening and weekend hours.
>
> Position Qualifications:
> ALA accredited Masters in Library Science. One to five years previous
> experience in providing library instruction which includes using
> electronic resources such as the INTERNET, OPAC, and CD-ROM's.
> Demonstrated experience in developing computer-assisted and web-based
> instruction. Excellent communication skills essential.
>
> Salary:
> Minimum Salary $29,999 (Librarian I); $33,000 (Librarian II); $38,000
> (Librarian III) depending on experience and qualifications.
>
> Application Instructions:
> Send your cover letter, resume, names and addresses of three
> references to Office of Human Resources, c/o Recruitment 510,
> University of Massachusetts Boston, 100 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, MA
> 02125.
> Application closing date is November 24, 1997. An Affirmative Action,
> Equal Opportunity, Title IX employer.
>
>
> Application Closing Date: November 24, 1997
>
Healey Library, Univ. of Massachusetts Boston
Head, Library Systems
voice: (617) 287-5952 Pager: (617) 546-4635
e-mail:apurva@delphinus.lib.umb.edu http://www.lib.umb.edu/~apurva
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From: lross@zoo.uvm.edu (Lyman Ross)
Two Reference Librarian Positions: Bailey/Howe Library, University of Vermont
The University of Vermont, Bailey/Howe Library invites applications for two
joint positions in its Reference and U.S. Government Documents Departments.
Successful candidates will provide reference assistance at service desks in
both the Reference and Government Documents Departments. They will
participate in an active bibliographic instruction program centered in a
modern electronic classroom. Additional responsibilities include authoring
user guides and instructional aids in a variety of print and non-print
formats, participation in distance learning and e-mail reference services
and selection of materials for the reference and documents collections.
Scheduling requires rotating evening and weekend assignments.
QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants are required to have a MLS degree from an ALA
accredited program or international equivalent, a basic understanding of
U.S. Government organization as well as knowledge of computer applications,
online searching and Internet technologies. Desirable skills include a
degree in or knowledge of one of the following disciplines: geography,
sociology, economics, business administration or law.
SALARY & APPLICATION INFORMATION: Appointment will be made at the instructor
or assistant library professor level. The minimum salary is $27,000. A
generous benefits package includes TIAA/CREF (or alternative plan) and 22
days of annual leave. Review of applications will begin immediately with
preference given to those received before October 31. The University of
Vermont has 9,000 students enrolled in nine schools and colleges at the
undergraduate and graduate levels. The combined libraries' budget is $7.8
million. Burlington is a metropolitan area of 131,000 with an increasingly
diverse and international population. Send letter of application, resume,
and names and telephone numbers of three professional references: to Lyman
Ross, Search Committee Chair, Bailey/Howe Library, University of Vermont,
Burlington, VT 05405. We are an AAEEO employer.
A copy of the job description is available at:
http://sageunix.uvm.edu/~lross/job_description/.
Lyman B. Ross, Online Database Coordinator
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Bailey/Howe Library email: lross@zoo.uvm.edu
University of Vermont phone: (802)656-4508
Burlington, VT 05405 fax: (802)656-4038
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From: Leon Brooks <lbrooks@ilalpha.infolink.org>
Electronic Resources Librarian
<TD>Salaried Full-Time Position 35 hours per week, including one evening
a week and up to two weekend days per month.
<P>The Electronic Resources Librarian participates in the selection of
electronic resources and identifies reference resources on the Internet,
learns to use the electronic resources, develops training materials and
search aids, and manages and participates in training staff and the public
to use them; and provides reference and information services to the public.</P>
<P>This position requires an individual with knowledge of Windows; electronic
resource searching skills; clear language skills; and the ability to formulate
and carry out successful reference interviews and search strategies.</P>
<P>This position requires an MLS from an ALA accredited institution with
a specialization in electronic resources and/or reference and information
services and sources. Prior reference service and experience with Windows,
the Internet, web page design, HTML, on-line and CD-ROM services and word
processing are required.</P>
<P>$31,900 and up, depending on experience.</P>
<P>Leon Brooks, Information Systems Manager</P>
<P>By October 13, 1997 to <A HREF="mailto:lbrooks@infolink.org" >Leon
Brooks</a>,
The Library, 2 Civic Center, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 or in person. </P>
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From: Andy Breeding <Andy.Breeding@digital.com>
DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR
Corporate Library Group
Digital Equipment Corporation
Acton, MA
SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES
This position is responsible for system and data
administration for two SQL databases maintained
by the Corporate Library Group. Additional
responsibilities include administration of the
web front end to one database, report writing,
server administration, database programming,
and operational support. As a member of our
Desktop Services team, you will be closely
involved in the ongoing development of a highly
visible, leading edge, web-based electronic library.
QUALIFICATIONS
Required:
-Database experience; Microsoft SQL Server and
Sybase System 11 preferred
-Knowledge of Windows NT workstation & server
environments
-Masters in Library/Information Science or
Computer Science or equivalent experience
-Excellent oral and written communications skills
-Ability to work independently as well as part of
a team
Desirable:
-IS operations experience
-Indexing experience
-HTML authoring experience
CONTACT: For further information please contact:
Andy Breeding
Manager, Desktop Services
Corporate Library Group
Digital Equipment Corporation
50 Nagog Park, AKO2-3/E11
Acton, Massachusetts 01720
Phone: (978) 264-7815
Fax: (978) 264-7724
Email: andy.breeding@digital.com
Note: Relocation/travel money is not available
for this position
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION:
Digital Equipment Corporation is the leading
worldwide supplier of networked computer systems,
software, and services. DIGITAL pioneered and
leads the industry in interactive, distributed
and multivendor computing. An international
company, DIGITAL does more than half its business
outside the United States, developing and
manufacturing products and providing customer
services in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the
Pacific Rim. For more information on DIGITAL,
please consult the company's web site at:
http://www.digital.com.
