Position Announcement -- Part-time Reference Librarian, Dominican College of San Rafael

[Kathlene Hanson]

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

Reference Librarian (20 hours per week, schedule to be arranged,  prefer
Sunday through Thursday, some evenings, 12-month contract with benefits.)

Reports to Reference and Electronic Resources Coordinator.

Duties:  
Provide reference assistance to students, faculty and staff as assigned.
Provide bibliographic instruction.
Act as library liaison to the School of Business & International Studies or
the School of Nursing & Allied Health.

Required Qualifications:
Graduate degree (MLS or MLIS) from an ALA-accredited library school.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Desired Qualifications:
Previous reference experience in an academic library desirable.
Subject knowledge in Business or Health Sciences.
Second Master's degree

Salary Range:
Low to mid- $30's (pro-rated for part-time)

Application Deadline:  Friday, June 18, 1999


Please Apply to:        

Assistant Director of Human Resources
Dominican College of San Rafael
50 Acacia Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94901

Email: hr at dominican.edu
Fax: 415/257-1395
Phone: 415/485-3203

Dominican College is a coeducational, independent Catholic liberal arts
college of approximately 1,400 students with a tradition of
interdisciplinary study in the humanities, a global perspective, and a
strong commitment to educating  students.  Nestled among 80 acres in San
Rafael, the county seat of Marin, Dominican is just 11 miles north of  the
Golden Gate Bridge -- which leads directly into San Francisco and its wealth
of cultural  experiences. San Rafael is also connected to Berkeley and San
Francisco's East Bay by the  Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.  Archbishop Alemany
Library , named in honor of Joseph Sadoc Alemany, first Archbishop of San
Francisco, opened its doors to the college community on April 17, 1963.
Reference services include access to a variety of computerized databases and
indexes.  The library also provides computer facilities to assist students
in their studies.