ODL Jobline
Current Oklahoma
Library Announcements
Page updated
February 6, 2012
Welcome to ODL Jobline! Below are the latest Oklahoma announcements
we have received. Jobline is updated when new announcements are received
or when announcements expire.
Jobline is a free service of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries.
All library positions listed guarantee equal employment and advancement
opportunities.
Be sure to check the link to Other Employment Resources
on the Web for links to other major Oklahoma library joblines.
Following are the latest Oklahoma library positions that we are aware
of.
Job Summary—Directs all aspects of the campus Learning
Resources Centers to provide a variety of instructional resources for
faculty, staff and students.
Campus—To Be Determined
Classification—Administrative
Position Type—Full-time
Job Code Number: 3843F-12-11
Minimum Qualifications—
- Master's Degree in Library Science, Library and Information Science
or Information Science.
- Five to seven years experience in directing library systems with
demonstrated increasing responsibility. Community college experience
in a multi-campus environment preferred.
- Thorough knowledge of Copyright and intellectual property procedures.
- Demonstrated knowledge of library computing and in-depth experience
with leading edge electronic library resources.
- Must have a progressive attitude in library activities.
- Background must include training or knowledge of records management
and an understanding of licensing and contracts.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills; ability to interact
effectively with others.
Salary—Minimum starting salary: $60,303 annually plus
benefits
Work Schedule—Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Some
evenings or weekends may be required to fulfill the duties and responsibilities
of the job.
Required Applicant Documents—Transcript
Optional Applicant Documents—
- Resume
- Cover Letter
- Curriculum Vitae
- Letter of Reference
- Transcript
Open until filled. Job
Details and Application.
- Beginning Salary—$72,000–$101,688—Depending On Qualifications
- Closing Date—Applications will be reviewed every 7 days
until the
position is filled
- Status—Full-time
- Job Announcement
Position Purpose—The Library Director is a professional position providing
general administration, management and operational oversight of the Lawton
Public Library. The
Lawton Public Library, which services the greater Comanche County area,
is recognized by the State of Oklahoma Department of Libraries (ODL)
as a certified State Library. Job duties include the formulation of policies
and procedures, planning, organizing, budgeting, employee management,
directing and coordinating all activities of the Library system while
observing all applicable department, city, state, and federal policies,
rules and/or regulations. This position requires a considerable degree
of contact with the general public, public officials and civic groups
both internal and external.
Job Duties/Knowledge—Organizes, directs, and promotes a variety
of diverse activities of the Library Department to include but not limited
to hiring, staffing, developing, leading library personnel and managing
its assets/inventory.
Responsible for setting realistic program goals,
the conservative allocation of existing and/or needed resources, and
producing sound solutions for program concerns and other complex social
dilemmas.
Responsible for the preparation,
administration and implementation of the library’s budget. Responsible
for identifying funding opportunities.
Provides
direct oversight of the selection and procurement of all library materials.
Responsible for all aspects of personnel staffing.
Maintains good rapport
with local media outlets in order to promote the Library and its services.
Serves on various City committees and State Library committees. Knowledge
of municipal government organizations. Knowledge of library laws, decisions,
and other
regulations pertaining to local, state and federal government(s). Knowledge
of how to interpret community needs in order to provide greater public
value. Knowledge of and ability to administer an efficient financial
program for the Library.
Ability
to communicate, establish and maintain effective relationships will others.
Requirement—Education & Experience—Must currently
possess a Master’s degree in Library and Information
Sciences or equivalent from an institution that is accredited by the
American Library Association. Eight (8) years Library experience in which
five (5) years must have been attained in a public library setting. A
record of progressive responsibility must have been established in an
administrative or supervisory capacity. Possession of a valid driver’s
license. Must complete application and attach resume, college transcript
and any current certifications held.
Apply—City
of Lawton Employment Application
Or apply at—Human Resources Department,
212 SW 9th, Lawton, OK 73501
(580) 581–3392, Fax—(580)
581–3530
The City of Lawton affords equal employment opportunity to all individuals
regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or disability
status.
This position requires successful completion of a City of Lawton drug
screen and/or physical as a condition of employment.
Library: University of Central Oklahoma,
Edmond, OK
Positions open until filled. Review of applications
begins immediately. Information and applications at jobs.uco.edu.
Five positions:
1) Librarian,
Manager Development $45,662–$47,856
2) Librarian,
Web Services $40,133–$42,108
3) Librarian,
Night Supervisor $32,363–$34,500
4) Librarian,
Metadata/Cataloging $32,363–$34,500
5) Librarian,
Materials Cataloging $32,363–$34,500
Library Consultant
Family of Faith College, Shawnee
Family of Faith College is currently searching for a library consultant
to give oversight and direction to its expanding library and research
services.
The library collection includes around 32,000 volumes housed in our
main campus six miles north of Shawnee on Highway 18. The library uses
the Destiny web-hosted library management system. In the coming year
we will be focused on expanding the availability of library services
and resources to the distance education students of the college. The
Consultant will also assist with implementing our Collection Assessment
plan and finalizing the Information Literacy plan.
The position does require someone with an MLIS degree, or its equivalent,
in order to support accreditation requirements. Time requirements include
a monthly or bi-monthly meeting with the FFC library staff member. During
this time, the consultant will check on progress toward established goals
and offer direction for the coming months. A written report would be
submitted following each visit.
Because visits could be held outside of normal working hours, if required,
we do not believe that this position would interfere with a person's
full-time position at another institution. Instead, it is a great opportunity
to earn additional income while furthering one's experience and vision.
It could also be an ideal position for a retired librarian. The monthly
stipend will include any necessary travel expenses.
If you would like more information about this position, please
contact Elaine Phillips, Vice-President of Academic Affairs, at 405–273–5331,
ext. 309. Or, e-mail ephillips@familyoffaithcollege.edu.
Library Branch Manager manages and administers the operations and staff
of the branch, ensures outstanding customer service is provided to all
patrons, serves as an advocate and spokesperson for the branch and the
System in the community.
Beginning salary $38,500 plus excellent benefits. 40 hrs. per week,
includes some evenings and Saturdays.
Qualifications—MLS/MLIS, or BA/BS and five or more years related
library experience; and experience developing programs for library users
of all ages. Demonstrated performance in a management position and library
coursework. Duties include managing the library building, staff, and
collection using professional principles of the library field. Manager
will oversee the successful long term and daily operation of the library
including awareness and use of the library facility, staff supervision
and training, financial transactions and successful development of good
relationships with governmental officials, library friends and volunteers.
Applications are available
at the Q.B. Boydstun library
or any other Eastern Oklahoma District
Library System (EODLS) library but must
be returned to:
Eastern OK District Library System
Attn: Fort Gibson opening
814 W. Okmulgee
Muskogee, OK 74401
Applications will be accepted until the job is filled.
Position Summary—Teaches and develops library instruction
classes. Develops instructional materials in print and electronic format.
Shares reference desk duties, including some nights and weekends. Serves
as collection development liaison to departments as assigned. Serves
on local and state library and campus committees. Reports to the Coordinator
of Reference and Instructional Services.
Department Specific Duties and
Responsibilities—
- Responsible for scheduling library instruction classes
and teaching library instruction classes as requested by faculty.
- Provides assistance to students and library users at the Reference
Help Desk.
- Works closely with the web services librarian and web committee
in developing web-based reference tools.
- Works with other Librarians in Reference and Instructional Services
in the evaluation of publications, facilities and collections as well
as plans for new or improved services.
- Works with other Librarians in Reference and Instruction in making
requests for department equipment and furniture.
- Serves on the Collection Development Committee and develops book
and serial collections in the specific areas in conjunction with departmental
faculty liaisons.
- Contributes to the overall planning, development and implementation
of library programs and policies.
- Serves on local and state library and University committees.
- Participates in professional associations and other appropriate
venues for continuing education and professional development.
- Performs other related duties as assigned and undertakes special
projects as needed.
Qualifications Required—Master's degree from an ALA accredited library
program. Familiarity with information resources in a variety of formats.
Qualifications Preferred—Teaching or library instruction experience in an academic
library. Knowledge of teaching and research methodologies and their application
to information literacy.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities—Ability
to learn and apply new teaching technologies quickly. Demonstrated evidence
of initiative and resourcefulness, have a strong customer service orientation,
a proven ability to work collaboratively and independently, and a commitment
to understanding and serving the needs of a diverse environment. Excellent
verbal and written communication skills. Good working knowledge of Microsoft
Office Suite.
Recommended Salary—$32,363–34,500 annually
Preferred/Required Documents—On-line
staff application with cover letter,
resume, a list of 3 professional references, and degree transcripts attached
is required.
For
More Information
Director of Library User Services
Northeastern State University, Tahlequah
Northeastern State University (NSU) invites applicants for the
full time position of the Director of Library User Services. The Director
of Library User Services provides direction and supervision of the day
to day operation of the User Services areas within the John Vaughan Library.
Library User Services consists of Access Services (Circulation, Reserve,
and Interlibrary Loan), Government Information, Special Collections,
and Research & Instruction. The Director of Library
User Services also coordinates the provision of accessibility related
accommodations for library users.
The Director may assist the Executive Director of Libraries with Library
administrative duties as needed such as personnel, budget, planning,
and grants and outside funding, inter-campus collaboration, etc
Click
here for all inquiries into this position.
Duties include the following: oversee the daily
services and operations of the LU-Tulsa Learning Resources Center,
including circulation, reserves, interlibrary loan and usage reports.
Participate in reference, information literacy instruction and collection
development activities. Serve as the library liaison for the LU-Tulsa
campus. Advise the Director of the University Libraries on the needs
of the LU-Tulsa L.R.C. Actively reach out to LU-Tulsa faculty to provide
library instruction and to solicit collection development recommendations.
Work effectively with other LU librarians. Perform other
duties as assigned.
Learning Resources Center
hours of operation:
Mon–Thurs 4:00pm to 9:00pm.
Qualifications:
An MLS or MLIS from an ALA-accredited program. Knowledge
of emerging trends in information literacy instruction. Excellent written,
oral and interpersonal communication skills. Proficiency with Microsoft
Office suite.
Additional
qualifications: Experience in the delivery of reference services.
Experience in managing, processing, and access issues associated with
provision of electronic resources; experience with creation of online
information literacy tutorials.
Salary: $15/hour,
20 hours/week.
Position
will remain open until filled.
Please
contact: Ms.
Bettye Black, Library Director
brblack@lunet.edu—(405)
466–3294
In the Tulsa area, the Tulsa City-County Library (TCCL)
usually has a few job openings. Check for those announcements.
In the local Oklahoma City area, The Metropolitan Library
System of Oklahoma County usually has a few Job openings—find
out more about these opportunities.
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