Network Services Librarian, Clarksville, TN

[Luck, Deanne]

Network Services Librarian (NEW POSITION)


RANK:
Assistant Professor

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Under the general guidance of the Systems Librarian, the Network Services
Librarian is responsible for: integrating and maintaining local and remote
network resources and services within the Library InfoStation framework;
developing and implementing integrated, dynamic web and database
applications; shared administration and maintenance of the Horizon
integrated library system; developing and maintaining access to electronic
documents; and developing and leading workshops and seminars for staff and
library users on networked library resources and services. The Network
Services Librarian works closely with other library departments developing
and implementing new information products, services, and participates in
regular Reference Desk rotations.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
An ALA-accredited master's degree and a minimum of two years experience with
library systems and/or network services and operations The successful
candidate must possess a vision for the future of integrated library
services in a digital environment; a commitment to developing and
maintaining familiarity with current and emerging trends in library
computing; and provide leadership and vision to the process of organizing
electronic network services and resources. Effective oral and written
communication and presentation skills. Excellent problem solving and
analytical skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a
rapidly changing service environment.  Ability to prioritize and manage
multiple projects simultaneously. Potential to meet requirements for
promotion and tenure. 

BENEFICIAL TO POSITION:
Working knowledge of Web-based applications and development tools.
Demonstrated ability to manage library networked resources in a Windows
environment. Experience with integrated library systems, preferably epixtech
Horizon ILS and a working knowledge of MARC formats. Working knowledge of
SQL and RDBMS, Z39.50, HTML, XML. Some training experience.

APPOINTMENT:
Position is tenure track with initial appointment at the rank of Assistant
Professor.  Librarians are expected to meet tenure and promotion
requirements of the Library faculty. Conditions: 12 month contract with 24
days annual leave, 12 paid holidays, and 12 sick days.  Minimum salary:
negotiable.  Retirement is paid by the state; participation may be in
TIAA-CREF or state retirement system.  State pays 80% of health insurance.

COMMUNITY:
Austin Peay State University is a state-supported institution and has been
designated the liberal arts university of the Tennessee Board of Regents
System.  The University has approximately 5,800 FTE students and 320
faculty.  Clarksville, Tennessee, has a population of 99,000 and is located
45 miles Northwest of Nashville on Interstate 24.  APSU is an EEO/AA
Employer.

APPLICATION INFORMATION:
Review of applications will begin April 30, 2001 and will continue until
position is filled.  Send letter of application, resume, graduate and
undergraduate transcripts (unofficial copies are acceptable for initial
screening), and three letters of reference to:  Don Carlin, Felix G.
Woodward Library; Austin Peay State University; P.O. Box 4595; Clarksville,
TN  37044.


For more information contact Don Carlin, carlind at apsu.edu, or see our web
site, http://library.apsu.edu.