Assistant Librarian

The Assistant Librarian is responsible for maintaining the collection, following library policy, and maintaining a high quality collection of relevant print and electronic educational materials that support Keiser's academic offerings. The Assistant Librarian is responsible for:

• Provides circulation services associated with shelving library materials, placing reserves, automated circulation system, collecting and clearing fines
• Provides assistance to the library patrons and librarians
• Provide focused in-person and virtual library services to students, researchers, and faculty.
• Provide instructional sessions using library resources to an assorted community and student body, working across various disciplines.
• Provide group, one-on-one, distance learning, and hybrid library instruction for courses, workshops, and programs.
• Support scholarly communication, promote awareness and adoption of open educational resources (OER), and contribute to collection management.
• Develop subject/discipline promotional materials that effectively communicate the Libraries' digital collections and other resources to the community by utilizing research guides, online tutorials, and other media.
• Actively engage with university and library colleagues to ensure current collections and services meet the needs of the University.
• Work closely with library colleagues on community outreach and development activities.
• Submit reoccurring library faculty activity reports as required.
  
  

The Assistant Librarian must have the following:

• Master's degree in library and information science or equivalent from an American Library Association Accredited University.
• 2-3 years' experience working with the business or social sciences fields is preferred; recent experience in library public services with an emphasis in reference services; demonstrated experience and/or knowledge in current information technology teaching experience; experience work with faculty developing assignments involving library research; recent experience in an academic library.