The Libraries have an immediate opening for a Programmer Analyst. The Libraries have an immediate opening for a Library Information Assistant in Circulation Reserve.
The Libraries have an immediate opening for a Library Information Assistant in Circulation Reserve. For additional information, including salary, work hours, and how to apply, please visit the Libraries webpage at http://library.missouri.edu/about/employment/employopp/#staff_job_openings.
We will be having interviews with two candidates for the Fiscal Officer position. Open meetings with a presentation have been scheduled for all-staff. Both meetings will be held in room 114A.
MUPD will be holding Active Threat/Active Shooter training in Jesse Auditorium at 3:30 on Monday, September 12. This session is free, and lasts about 90 minutes.
If you’d like to attend please be sure to check with your supervisor and ensure that there is appropriate coverage in your area.
Geoffrey Stumbaugh, Library Information Assistant in Access Services, will be leaving the Libraries for a position with Missouri River Regional Library in Jefferson City. His last day with the Libraries will be September 14th.
The Libraries have immediate openings for part time Library Information Assistants at the Libraries Depository (UMLD).
For additional information, including salary, work hours, and how to apply, please visit the Libraries webpage at http://library.missouri.edu/about/employment/employopp/#staff_job_openings.
In August 1971, the Apollo 15 astronauts drove their land rover on the moon and Carol Turner worked her first day as a Library employee. Congratulations to Carol on 45 years of service to the Libraries!
E-Learning Graduate Assistant Profile
The E-Learning Graduate Assistant will be driven to support the role of the library as a physical and virtual space for independent learning, knowledge creation, and creative endeavors in collaborative learning. The E-Learning Graduate Assistant will have a strong interest in the field of librarianship and a temperament to engage with others to learn and teach. While some experience using software and equipment for digital media creation will be needed, the willingness and ability to acquire new skills quickly is vital for this position. The ability to work independently as well as collaboratively across multiple projects will also be vital.
The E-Learning Graduate Assistant works under the direction of the E-Learning Librarian. Specific duties of the E-Learning Graduate Assistant will include, but are not limited to the following areas:
Library Media Production for E-Learning
Outreach, Liaising and Research
Instruction Services Support
This is a nine-month graduate assistantship position with potential training dates in early August. Email your application letter and resume, or questions to: Navadeep Khanal (khanaln@missouri.edu).
Application deadline: Apply now! Open until filled.
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The E-Learning Librarian provides vision and leadership in the planning, management, supervision, development, and delivery of MU Libraries’ e-learning initiatives, programs, and technologies and represents the MU Libraries to campus entities engaged with issues related to an online learning environment.
The E-Learning Librarian serves as a liaison, resource person, and consultant to faculty and staff within the University of Missouri with specific focus on educational technologies through ET@MO and Mizzou Online in order to ensure e-learners at the University of Missouri have high-quality access to library-related materials, services, and instruction. The E-Learning Library Liaison, functioning as a department head within the Research and Information Services Division, works collaboratively with MU Librarians and staff to achieve integration of library services into campus e-learning programs and initiatives.
As we head into the last few months of this election cycle, I know that many of our Library staff are engaged and passionate about the political candidates and issues. Remember to be respectful of viewpoints that may differ from yours, and considerate of all of our staff and patrons.
The University policy on political activity (HR-509) allows University employees to engage in lawful political activities, and also states that such activity must be done on the individual’s own time and should not interfere with University duties.
The HR policy on voting (HR 411) states that all University employees may receive time off with pay for the purpose of voting. Any employee who may need time off for voting must request the time off prior to election day, and should work with their supervisor to determine the best time to be away from work.
If you have any questions about either of these policies, please contact Sheryl Cullina at 882-9166 or cullinas@missouri.edu.
Jennifer Gravley has been hired as a Reference and Instruction Librarian for the 2016-2017 academic year. She will begin work on Monday, August 8.
The Libraries have an immediate opening for an Assistant Director, Business Administration. This position will serve as the Libraries’ Fiscal Officer.
For additional information, including salary, work hours, and how to apply, please visit the Libraries’ webpage at http://library.missouri.edu/about/employment/employopp/#staff_job_openings.