Position announcement (San Francisco)
Steven Dunlap
General Library
Part-time librarian
Position:
Reports to the Head of Public Services. Duties include staffing
the reference desk and participation in a bibliographic instruction
program. 15-19 hours a week. Schedule negotiable but preference will be
given to qualified applicants who can work Wednesday afternoons and two
evenings per week. The part-time librarian will also be asked to
substitute for other staff on Saturdays and Sundays.
Required Qualifications:
Must possess an MLS from an ALA accredited Library School.
Desirable Qualifications:
Experience working with the public in a busy environment.
Experience using business reference sources.
The General Library of Golden Gate University serves a student population
of about 7,000 full and part-time students in San Francisco and in
Regional Campuses in California. The University has a very diverse
student population with many students from other countries, and many
students who work full-time. The Library has about 200,000 vols,
16 CD-ROM database and an OPAC is from Innovative Interfaces Inc. Through
the library students have access to Internet, and online databases. The
University offers undergraduate and graduate business degrees and
certificate programs.
Contact:
Joshua Adarkwa
Head of Public Services
General Library
Golden Gate University
San Francisco, CA 94105
415-442-7246
jada...@ggu.edu
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Steven Dunlap General Library
Regional Campus Golden Gate University
Services Librarian 536 Mission Street
s...@crl.com San Francisco, CA 94105
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