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- City Hall Library: Fall Internship
- Time Inc.: Licensing & Development Intern
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Fall Photography Intern
- City of New York: PT PUBLIC RECORDS AIDE
- Drug Policy Alliance: Audiovisual Digitization Int...
- Drug Policy Alliance: Library Digitization Internship
- Scholastic Inc.: Special Library Fall 2012 Internship
- Cataloging Intern, MetLife Legal Affairs Library
- Darien Library: PT Reader's Advisory Department In...
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
City Hall Library: Fall Internship
The City Hall Library,
a division of the New York City Department of Records and Information Services,
offers an educational internship to a library school student.
Projects include:
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Cataloging historic and current materials using a MARC21 interface
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Assisting with in-person, mail and e-mail
reference questions
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Developing a database of street and place name
information to update and supplement our Street and Place Name History
collection.
The City Hall Library
is the official depository for publications of New York City agencies. The collection includes varied material and
resources on New York City
history, life and culture.
To apply, or for more information, please contact:
Christine Bruzzese,
Supervising Librarian,
City Hall Library
NYC Department of Records and Information Services,
31 Chambers
Street, Room 112
New York,
NY 10007
(212) 788-8595
cbruzz@records.nyc.gov
Time Inc.: Licensing & Development Intern
Job Title Licensing & Development Intern
Time Warner: Division Time Inc.
Industry: Publishing
Area of Interest: Licensing Photography / Imaging
Location United States - New York - New York
Requisition # 132970BR
Position Type Intern
Posting Job Description The Licensing & Development Intern will be responsible for cataloging images owned by The LIFE Picture Collection. Imagery includes images from the 1900s to the early 1980s, so a wide knowledge base of photography is preferable. The intern will research subjects in photos, improve existing metadata, and correct existing errors using internal and external sources.
The ideal candidate should be knowledgeable of photography, the history of photography, and LIFE magazine’s place in establishing photojournalism. He or she should be familiar with digital asset management systems and Photoshop, and possess a work ethic that demonstrates attention to detail. Knowledge of how image and metadata interact will be helpful.
This is a paid position.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO AND TO APPLY
Time Warner: Division Time Inc.
Industry: Publishing
Area of Interest: Licensing Photography / Imaging
Location United States - New York - New York
Requisition # 132970BR
Position Type Intern
Posting Job Description The Licensing & Development Intern will be responsible for cataloging images owned by The LIFE Picture Collection. Imagery includes images from the 1900s to the early 1980s, so a wide knowledge base of photography is preferable. The intern will research subjects in photos, improve existing metadata, and correct existing errors using internal and external sources.
The ideal candidate should be knowledgeable of photography, the history of photography, and LIFE magazine’s place in establishing photojournalism. He or she should be familiar with digital asset management systems and Photoshop, and possess a work ethic that demonstrates attention to detail. Knowledge of how image and metadata interact will be helpful.
This is a paid position.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO AND TO APPLY
Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Fall Photography Intern
Department: Digital and Print Media
Reports to: Director of Digital and Print Media
Reports to: Director of Digital and Print Media
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
is one of New York City’s most treasured natural spaces and a vital
botanical resource. In addition to its magnificent grounds and plant
collections, BBG is esteemed for its education, research, and community
outreach programs.
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden
photography intern will help document BBG's collections and events;
label plant images by botanical name; moderate BBG’s visitor photo
group; participate in BBG’s social networks including Twitter, Facebook,
Tumblr, and Instagram; and help update photo pages on bbg.org using a content management system. The photography intern will gain great real-world experience and portfolio material.
Qualifications:
- Experience with digital photography; excellent eye for composition and exposure
- Clean command of English language and ability to work within house style
- Familiarity with garden plants and botanical nomenclature
Preferred:
- Understanding of digital file organization and metadata best practices
- Proficiency with Adobe design software
- Experience with photo archiving systems
Please include links to representative photos with your application.
Paid Stipend
Detailed Job Description
Application Link
City of New York: PT PUBLIC RECORDS AIDE
City of New York
DEPT OF RECORDS & INFO SERVICE
Job Vacancy Notice
Temporary Grant-Funded Position
Civil Service Title:
PUBLIC RECORDS AIDE
Level: 00
Title Code No: 60215
Salary: $15.79/$18.16-$24.18 Frequency: HOURLY
Office Title: Temp Archivist
Work Location: 31 Chambers St. New York, NY
Division/Work Unit: Municipal Archives
Number of Positions: 1
Hours/Shift: Part-time
Agency Tracking #:
Job Description
The Department of Records/Municipal Archives seeks a responsible individual to join its team helping to preserve the City’s historical records in the Municipal Archives. Under supervision, the archivist will re-house a large collection of negatives and prints in appropriate archival materials. The position requires attention to detail and will involve difficult subject matter. It will include moving and lifting heavy over-size cartons. This temporary (nine-month) position is funded by a New York State grant.
Qualification Requirements
1. A four-year high school diploma or its educational equivalent and one year of fulltime experience in the reference, accession or disposal of records, archival or library materials; or 2. An associate degree or 60 semester credits from an accredited college; or 3. A satisfactory combination of education and/or experience equivalent to "1" or "2" above. However, all candidates must have a four-year high school diploma or its educational equivalent.
This position may require more than ordinary physical effort.
Essential Skills
All candidates must be able to perform the physical tasks associated with the position
Additional Information
APPOINTMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET (OMB) APPROVAL.
Residency Requirement
NYC Residency is required within 90 days of appointment. However, City employees in certain titles who have worked for the City for 2 continuous years may also be eligible to reside in Nassau, Suffolk, Putman, Westchester, Rockland, or Orange County.
To Apply
FOR CONSIDERATION, MAIL A RESUME WITH SALARY HISTORY AND A COVER LETTER TO: NYC Department of Records and Information Services Administration Office - Recruitment 31 Chambers Street, Room 304 New York, N.Y. 10007 NO EMAILS, PHONE CALLS, FAXES OR PERSONAL INQUIRIES PERMITTED. NOTE: ONLY THOSE CANDIDATES UNDER CONSIDERATION WILL BE CONTACTED.
Post Date: 09/14/2012
Post Until: 09/27/2012
JVN: 860-2013-109936
The City of New York is an Equal Opportunity Employer
DEPT OF RECORDS & INFO SERVICE
Job Vacancy Notice
Temporary Grant-Funded Position
Civil Service Title:
PUBLIC RECORDS AIDE
Level: 00
Title Code No: 60215
Salary: $15.79/$18.16-$24.18 Frequency: HOURLY
Office Title: Temp Archivist
Work Location: 31 Chambers St. New York, NY
Division/Work Unit: Municipal Archives
Number of Positions: 1
Hours/Shift: Part-time
Agency Tracking #:
Job Description
The Department of Records/Municipal Archives seeks a responsible individual to join its team helping to preserve the City’s historical records in the Municipal Archives. Under supervision, the archivist will re-house a large collection of negatives and prints in appropriate archival materials. The position requires attention to detail and will involve difficult subject matter. It will include moving and lifting heavy over-size cartons. This temporary (nine-month) position is funded by a New York State grant.
Qualification Requirements
1. A four-year high school diploma or its educational equivalent and one year of fulltime experience in the reference, accession or disposal of records, archival or library materials; or 2. An associate degree or 60 semester credits from an accredited college; or 3. A satisfactory combination of education and/or experience equivalent to "1" or "2" above. However, all candidates must have a four-year high school diploma or its educational equivalent.
This position may require more than ordinary physical effort.
Essential Skills
All candidates must be able to perform the physical tasks associated with the position
Additional Information
APPOINTMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET (OMB) APPROVAL.
Residency Requirement
NYC Residency is required within 90 days of appointment. However, City employees in certain titles who have worked for the City for 2 continuous years may also be eligible to reside in Nassau, Suffolk, Putman, Westchester, Rockland, or Orange County.
To Apply
FOR CONSIDERATION, MAIL A RESUME WITH SALARY HISTORY AND A COVER LETTER TO: NYC Department of Records and Information Services Administration Office - Recruitment 31 Chambers Street, Room 304 New York, N.Y. 10007 NO EMAILS, PHONE CALLS, FAXES OR PERSONAL INQUIRIES PERMITTED. NOTE: ONLY THOSE CANDIDATES UNDER CONSIDERATION WILL BE CONTACTED.
Post Date: 09/14/2012
Post Until: 09/27/2012
JVN: 860-2013-109936
The City of New York is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Drug Policy Alliance: Audiovisual Digitization Internship
Audiovisual Digitization Internship
The Drug Policy Alliance has an immediate opening for an audiovisual digitization internship.
Drug Policy Alliance
The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the nation's leading organization seeking to dramatically alter drug policy here and around the world. DPA fights for drug policies based on science, compassion, health and human rights. The work is grounded in the principles of harm reduction, an approach that seeks to minimize the negative consequences of both drug use and drug policies. DPA’s work encompasses a wide array of policy issues, including:
The Position
Assist the Communications Department with the digitization of the audiovisual collection of the Lindesmith Library. The Lindesmith Library is one of the world’s leading resources for scientific information on drug policy as well as an outstanding source of information on drug policy reform. The collection of contemporary and historical articles, books, and films is unmatched, and the services of the library play a critical role in advancing an honest and informed public discourse about drug issues.
The Lindesmith Library was founded in 1995 and named after Professor Alfred Lindesmith of Indiana University, the first prominent scholar in the U.S. to challenge conventional thinking about drugs, addiction, and drug policy. The collection contains more than 15,000 books, audio recordings, articles, and videos focusing on drugs and drug policy from economic, criminal justice, public health and other perspectives.
Primary Responsibilities
Qualifications
The ideal candidate will have:
Compensation
This is an unpaid internship. Interns are offered a modest travel stipend.
Deadline: October 15, 2012
Application Process: Please submit a cover letter and resume to David B. Abbott, Office Manager at dabbott@drugpolicy.org
The Drug Policy Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, people of color, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. We are particularly interested in hiring those who have been adversely affected by the war on drugs.
Note: Only those candidates under consideration will be contacted.
Drug Policy Alliance
The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the nation's leading organization seeking to dramatically alter drug policy here and around the world. DPA fights for drug policies based on science, compassion, health and human rights. The work is grounded in the principles of harm reduction, an approach that seeks to minimize the negative consequences of both drug use and drug policies. DPA’s work encompasses a wide array of policy issues, including:
- Sentencing reform and alternatives to incarceration
- Harm reduction (HIV, hepatitis C and overdose prevention)
- Ending marijuana prohibition, marijuana decriminalization, medical marijuana
- Drug education, youth and drugs
- Race and the drug war
- Effective drug treatment
- Civil liberties and rights
- International drug control
- Alternatives to prohibition and pragmatic steps for ending the drug war
The Position
Assist the Communications Department with the digitization of the audiovisual collection of the Lindesmith Library. The Lindesmith Library is one of the world’s leading resources for scientific information on drug policy as well as an outstanding source of information on drug policy reform. The collection of contemporary and historical articles, books, and films is unmatched, and the services of the library play a critical role in advancing an honest and informed public discourse about drug issues.
The Lindesmith Library was founded in 1995 and named after Professor Alfred Lindesmith of Indiana University, the first prominent scholar in the U.S. to challenge conventional thinking about drugs, addiction, and drug policy. The collection contains more than 15,000 books, audio recordings, articles, and videos focusing on drugs and drug policy from economic, criminal justice, public health and other perspectives.
Primary Responsibilities
- Utilize hardware and software to create digital copies of VHS and audio cassette tapes
- Create and refine metadata for library records of video and audio collection
Qualifications
The ideal candidate will have:
- At least one completed semester at an accredited library and information science program OR media program is required.
- Previous cataloging experience, library experience, digitization experience, and/or experience in substance abuse related work are pluses.
Compensation
This is an unpaid internship. Interns are offered a modest travel stipend.
Deadline: October 15, 2012
Application Process: Please submit a cover letter and resume to David B. Abbott, Office Manager at dabbott@drugpolicy.org
The Drug Policy Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, people of color, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. We are particularly interested in hiring those who have been adversely affected by the war on drugs.
Note: Only those candidates under consideration will be contacted.
Drug Policy Alliance: Library Digitization Internship
Library Digitization Internship - New York, NY
The Drug Policy Alliance has an immediate opening for a library digitization internship.
Drug Policy Alliance
The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the nation's leading organization seeking to dramatically alter drug policy here and around the world. DPA fights for drug policies based on science, compassion, health and human rights. The work is grounded in the principles of harm reduction, an approach that seeks to minimize the negative consequences of both drug use and drug policies. DPA’s work encompasses a wide array of policy issues, including:
The Position
Assist the Communications Department with the digitization of the journal article collection of the Lindesmith Library. The Lindesmith Library is one of the world’s leading resources for scientific information on drug policy as well as an outstanding source of information on drug policy reform. The collection of contemporary and historical articles, books, and films is unmatched, and the services of the library play a critical role in advancing an honest and informed public discourse about drug issues.
The Lindesmith Library was founded in 1995 and named after Professor Alfred Lindesmith of Indiana University, the first prominent scholar in the U.S. to challenge conventional thinking about drugs, addiction, and drug policy. The collection contains more than 15,000 books, audio recordings, articles, and videos focusing on drugs and drug policy from economic, criminal justice, public health and other perspectives.
Primary Responsibilities
Qualifications
The ideal intern will be highly organized, have a good sense of humor, be able to work with minimum supervision, and be able to commit two days a week. Previous research or reference experience, library experience, digitization experience, and/or experience in substance abuse related work are pluses. In return, the volunteer will have the chance to work with a highly skilled and fun team of committed people.
Compensation
This is an unpaid internship. Interns are offered a modest travel stipend.
Application Process: Please submit a cover letter and resume to David B. Abbott, Office Manager at dabbott@drugpolicy.org
The Drug Policy Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, people of color, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. We are particularly interested in hiring those who have been adversely affected by the war on drugs.
Note: Only those candidates under consideration will be contacted.
Drug Policy Alliance
The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the nation's leading organization seeking to dramatically alter drug policy here and around the world. DPA fights for drug policies based on science, compassion, health and human rights. The work is grounded in the principles of harm reduction, an approach that seeks to minimize the negative consequences of both drug use and drug policies. DPA’s work encompasses a wide array of policy issues, including:
- Sentencing reform and alternatives to incarceration
- Harm reduction (HIV, hepatitis C and overdose prevention)
- Ending marijuana prohibition, marijuana decriminalization, medical marijuana
- Drug education, youth and drugs
- Race and the drug war
- Effective drug treatment
- Civil liberties and rights
- International drug control
- Alternatives to prohibition and pragmatic steps for ending the drug war
The Position
Assist the Communications Department with the digitization of the journal article collection of the Lindesmith Library. The Lindesmith Library is one of the world’s leading resources for scientific information on drug policy as well as an outstanding source of information on drug policy reform. The collection of contemporary and historical articles, books, and films is unmatched, and the services of the library play a critical role in advancing an honest and informed public discourse about drug issues.
The Lindesmith Library was founded in 1995 and named after Professor Alfred Lindesmith of Indiana University, the first prominent scholar in the U.S. to challenge conventional thinking about drugs, addiction, and drug policy. The collection contains more than 15,000 books, audio recordings, articles, and videos focusing on drugs and drug policy from economic, criminal justice, public health and other perspectives.
Primary Responsibilities
- Perform quality control review of scanned documents
- Search for digital copies of un-scanned journal articles in electronic databases
- Prepare paper documents to be scanned, including weeding and boxing
- Assist in organizing digitized files
Qualifications
The ideal intern will be highly organized, have a good sense of humor, be able to work with minimum supervision, and be able to commit two days a week. Previous research or reference experience, library experience, digitization experience, and/or experience in substance abuse related work are pluses. In return, the volunteer will have the chance to work with a highly skilled and fun team of committed people.
Compensation
This is an unpaid internship. Interns are offered a modest travel stipend.
Application Process: Please submit a cover letter and resume to David B. Abbott, Office Manager at dabbott@drugpolicy.org
The Drug Policy Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, people of color, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. We are particularly interested in hiring those who have been adversely affected by the war on drugs.
Note: Only those candidates under consideration will be contacted.
Scholastic Inc.: Special Library Fall 2012 Internship
Scholastic, Inc.
557 Broadway, New York, NY 10012
Located in SoHo neighborhood/ downtown Manhattan
(Broadway between Prince and Spring near Broadway -Lafayette subway station, Spring St Station and Prince St station)
The library serves the writers, editors, and other corporate staff at Scholastic Inc, the children’s book publisher.
Fall 2012 Internship Opportunities at Scholastic Inc/ SoHo
Requirements:
Library School Student must be enrolled in an internship course for
school credit and must provide proof of registration in internship
class.
Hours: Flexible
Position Description: As an intern at the Scholastic Library/Archives, the library school student will be exposed to the day-to-day workings of a corporate special library and archive. The intern will learn the basics of maintaining an archival book collection and corporate reference work. The intern will assist the Library staff with various tasks including, but not limited to:
1. Assist in retrospective book cataloging project as well as in cataloging new and incoming books.
Hours: Flexible
Position Description: As an intern at the Scholastic Library/Archives, the library school student will be exposed to the day-to-day workings of a corporate special library and archive. The intern will learn the basics of maintaining an archival book collection and corporate reference work. The intern will assist the Library staff with various tasks including, but not limited to:
1. Assist in retrospective book cataloging project as well as in cataloging new and incoming books.
- Reference work, article searching, using ProQuest, Factiva, Nexis and other sources
- Archive maintenance
If interested, please send resume to library@scholastic.com Karen Van Rossem 212-343-6188
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Cataloging Intern, MetLife Legal Affairs Library
Cataloging Intern,
MetLife Legal Affairs Library
MetLife,
Inc. is a leading global provider of insurance, annuities and employee benefit
programs, serving 90 million customers. The MetLife Legal Affairs Department is
comprised of Compliance, Government Relations and the Law Department. The Legal
Affairs Library supports the information and research needs of associates
working in these areas.
Internship
Description:
The
Intern will work as part of a small team to improve description of and access
to information resources. This will include assisting in both the maintenance
and enhancement of access to print and online collections through the Library
Catalog and other finding aids. This will include Bibliographic data entry and
special projects.
The projects will include:
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Harmonizing
the taxonomy and subject headings of the library catalog
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Assist
in the development of work processes for selecting, creating, editing and
importing bibliographic records for various electronic aggregators into
catalog.
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Original
and copy cataloging of historical and current collections. Creation of finding
aids.
The
candidate should have had classwork and work or practical experience with cataloging,
subject headings, information architecture and/or taxonomy. Experience with the
EOS platform is preferred but not necessary. Experience with Law and/or
Insurance subject matter is preferred but not necessary. We will provide
introductory training but are looking for a self starter who can also develop a
broad understanding of subject matter on their own.
This
Internship is a three month post with potential for renewal through six months.
This is a paid internship at $12/hr for afternoons approximately 10 hours a
week. Candidates are responsible for reviewing their program's requirements for
internship eligibility before applying. Applicants are encouraged to submit
their résumé and cover letter to leg_library at metlife dot com
Work &
Educational Requirements:
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Strong
Customer Service orientation.
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Currently
enrolled in a library or information science program.
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Coursework/experience
in classification, taxonomy, information architecture and/or indexing.
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Proficiency
with Microsoft Word, Excel and Access.
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Good
organizational skills and attention to details.
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Have
the ability to work effectively both independently and as a team member.
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Ability
to manage and prioritize several projects at the same time.
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Ability
to lift 25 pounds and push book cart.
Preferred:
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Familiarity
with OPACs, preferably EOS.
Familiarity with MARC importation programs such as
MARCedit
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Darien Library: PT Reader's Advisory Department Internship (meals and transportation paid!)
Darien Library– one of the busiest and highest-ranked
public libraries of its size in the country – seeks a service-focused, curious
and enthusiastic student to become a member of the Readers' Advisory department
for the fall semester. The successful candidate will be a strong reader who is
comfortable with social media and mobile technology.
This internship is designed to give the student experience
and exposure to all aspects of our unique service department providing reader
services to the community. The intern will learn about the inner workings of
the Library’s Welcome Desk, providing readers’ advisory and promoting Library
collections through physical and virtual spaces. The internship is for one day
a week with flexibility based on the student’s schedule. Darien Library will
provide meals and Metro-North train passes for the duration of the internship.
Apply by sending a cover letter and resume to Stephanie
Anderson, Head of Readers’ Advisory (sanderson@darienlibrary.org)
http://darienlibrary.tumblr.com/
@darienlibrary
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Interpublic Group: Library Assistant Intern, Center for Marketing Intelligence
The Interpublic Group
of Companies is a leading, global marketing
communications company with 43,000 employees worldwide in 130
countries. The Center for Marketing Intelligence provides IPG operating companies
with fast access to timely information,
research and analysis.
Job Function:
This position handles all periodical and library-related subscriptions, coordinates research-related contracts, and resolves billing issues. The role will provide administrative support to the department
head and serve as the department point-person
for receipt of vendor invoices, time off record-keeping, the department calendar and reception duty as required. This is a position with growth potential. This is a paid
position. The Intern would be expected to work part-time while in school and full-time
(40 hours) while on breaks, such as summer and winter.
Job
Responsibilities:
• Order, check-in, route, and maintain
periodical (paper and online) subscriptions and passwords. Troubleshoot missing issues and other
problems, working with subscription agent and directly with publishers. (Learning objective: most libraries perform
this activity so it is important to learn as the candidate might do it or
supervise it during his or her career)
• Co-ordinate
ordering and payment for books, reports, association memberships, etc.
(Learning objective: like above, this is a typical library function)
• Maintain
small physical library (Learning objective: same as above)
• Co-ordinate
organization wide, research-related contracts (e.g., Lexis Nexis):
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prepare pre-approval forms for user
participation
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reconcile billing issues
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maintain subscription files
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monthly accrual report
Learning objective: Working with vendors & contracts has
become an important library function: candidate will probably use this
experience later in career)
• Process
department vendor invoices (Learning objective: typical library work)
• General
administrative support, including monitoring dept. time-off records,
maintaining phone lists and organization charts
• Expense
report processing, meeting and calendar management and phone support for the
department head
• Back-up to
Office Manager (Learning objective: all of the above three functions are basic
to working in an office today – developing the skill set to multi-task, to do
detailed work for a variety of people in a variety of different areas)
• Work with
Growth Services Team on internal databases as time permits (Learning objective:
databases have become an important function in most libraries)
• Light
research work (online and Web-based information search) as time permits
(Learning objective: this is the #1 skill a future librarian needs)
• Webinar and
projection set-up for department meetings
Job Requirements:
• 1 - 2 years
administrative experience in a corporate environment desirable
• Excellent
Microsoft Office skills, especially Excel and Powerpoint
• Strong facility
with numbers
• Strong
organizational and detail skills
• Enrolled in
an MLS program (preferably in early stages)
• Research
skills
Additional Comments:
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Team Player
·
Self-Starter
Apply Here:
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