Job Description Summary
The Community Engagement & Instruction Librarian engages in information literacy instruction and outreach focusing on student learning and success for first-year, first-generation college students, and tutor supported courses. The Community Engagement and Instruction librarian will work collaboratively with librarians and library staff to develop programs and events based on student interest, best practices, and data-informed decision making, as well as coordinate library participation in events. The librarian works to develop strategies for programming and engagement and stays abreast of 21st century reading trends, student engagement, and research practices, popular authors, as well as book series to be added to the library. Provides in-person and virtual reference and research assistance to patrons and participates in collection development and maintenance.
Minimum Qualifications
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Required An ALA -accredited master’s degree in Library or Information Science with library experience. Familiarity with Primo VE, Libguides, and other Springshare products is preferred. Preferred Minimum of 2 years increasingly responsible academic library experience Evidence of library student engagement activities KNOWLEDGE , SKILLS AND ABILITIES Excellent technical and communication skills. Familiarity with both Mac and Windows platforms is preferred. Must have experience working with library and office equipment. Must be familiar with Microsoft Office, particularly Word and Excel. Comfortable troubleshooting general computer issues preferred. Familiarity with foundational undergraduate coursework including writing, reading, digital technology, and communication. Knowledge of current trends in academic librarianship related to research, instruction, and student engagement Knowledge of the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education