Position Announcement

KSU Libraries (library@ksuvm.ksu.edu)
Fri, 27 Jan 1995 10:39:00 CST


HUMANITIES BIBLIOGRAPHER Kansas State University Libraries seek
an energetic and creative professional to fill a tenure-track,
faculty ranked vacancy in its Collection Development Department.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Develops library collections in cooperation with
humanities faculty (including Depts. of English, History, Modern
Languages, Music, Philosophy, and Speech), and participates with
the Collections and Humanities Teams in developing policies and
procedures. Plays an essential role as liaison with donors and in
enhancement of collections under a major NEH challenge grant.
REQUIREMENTS: ALA-accredited MLS; knowledge of subject literature;
excellent communication skills. PREFERENCES: Second subject
master's in humanities area; reading knowledge of French, German
and/or Spanish; bibliographic experience/education; knowledge of
booktrade and library acquisitions processes; reference/instruction
experience; familiarity with library automation; grant-writing or
external funding experience; academic library experience; ability
to work in a collegial and rapidly changing environment. SALARY:
Mid 20s, depending on experience and qualifications. Screening
will begin Feb. 15, 1995, and will continue until the position is
filled. Starting date is negotiable.
Kansas State University, one of the original land-grant
institutions, is a comprehensive university with an enrollment of
nearly 19,000. It is located in Manhattan, in the scenic Flint
Hills of northeast Kansas. The main library is undergoing a $28
million expansion and renovation, to be completed in 1996.
Send cover letter, resume, and the names, current addresses
and phone numbers of at least three work-related references to: M.
Jean McDonald, Director of Administrative Services; Farrell
Library; Kansas State University; Manhattan KS 66506; phone: 913-
532-7465; e-mail: MCDONALD@KSUVM.KSU.EDU; fax: 913-532-7415.
Kansas State University is an equal opportunity employer. KSU
actively seeks diversity among its employees.