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Saturday, March 12, 2022

P/T - Ref Librarian, Pace Univ (NY)

 

Position TitlePT Reference Librarian-Temporary
Position Number HP5011
Status Part Time
Executive Provost/EVP Academic Affairs
Division University Librarian
Department Birnbaum Library P5011
Primary Campus/Site NY - New York City Downtown Campus
City
State
Grant Funded? No
Position Summary
The Part-Time Reference Librarian will focus on supporting the library’s extensive weeding project including evaluating print materials for deselection and physically withdrawing books. The part-time reference librarian will also provide comprehensive reference services, in a team-based, patron-centered environment for the Pace community.

This is a temporary position until June 30, 2022.
Position Duties
  • Evaluate print materials for deselection based on a set of quantitative criteria and understanding of collection goals.
  • Participate in physically removing books from the shelves and preparing them for disposal or donation.
  • Provide reference and research support both in-person and via the online chat reference system.
  • Assist with other library projects as designated by the Head of Research and Circulation Services NYC.
  • Perform other such duties as assigned from time to time.
Position Qualifications
  • MLIS, MSLIS, or equivalent required. Current graduate library science students will also be considered.
  • Collection development and deselection in an academic library with weeding experience preferred.
  • Experience providing reference service in an academic library preferred.
  • Knowledge of print and electronic information sources.
  • Ability to work independently collaborate with colleagues and support a diverse student population.
  • Detail-oriented.
  • Excellent communication skills and service orientation.
Work Hours
20 hrs per week, evenings and weekends.

This is a temporary position until June 30, 2022.
 
 
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