The University of Maryland College Park is seeking an Open Science/STEM Librarian to join its dynamic library system, serving a diverse academic community. The role involves managing collections, providing research consulting, teaching, and developing outreach programs in STEM fields. Candidates with a Master's degree in Library or Information Science and experience in academic libraries are encouraged to apply
Job Summary
The Open Science/STEM Librarian will manage a combination of duties including collections, reference, teaching, outreach, and scholarly communications, with a subject assignment in Engineering and Physical Sciences.
This role is key to defining the future role of subject librarians and integrating them into the educational and research process at the University of Maryland.
The University of Maryland Libraries are nationally recognized for excellence and are dedicated to fostering a welcoming and collaborative workplace.
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The University of Maryland College Park is seeking an Open Science/STEM Librarian to join its dynamic library system, serving a diverse academic community. The role involves managing collections, providing research consulting, teaching, and developing outreach programs in STEM fields. Candidates with a Master's degree in Library or Information Science and experience in academic libraries are encouraged to apply.
Salary
$70,000 - 80,000
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Collections and Content management
Reference and Research Consulting
Teaching, Learning and Literacies
Outreach and Engagement
Scholarly Communications and Research Data Services
Engineering and Physical Sciences subject assignment
Nice-to-have
Develop new teaching or research programs
Design assessment measures and tools
Familiarity with Semantic Web technologies
Experience with data management planning
Commitment to fostering an inclusive workplace
Key Requirements
Master's degree in Library or Information Science or equivalent
1+ year of experience in academic libraries
Understanding of current trends in assigned subject areas and academic librarianship
Experience or aptitude for working effectively with faculty and students