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2022-10-18 at 1:28 pm #3323
Patrick Daglaris
KeymasterThe Oklahoma State University Library seeks applicants for the position of Science Literacy and Global Studies Librarian. This position is a member of the OSU Library faculty reporting to the Head of Library Teaching and Learning. This is a tenure-track position with anticipated initial appointment at the rank of Assistant/Associate Professor. The Librarian will work to expand the library’s outreach to the OSU research community and increase awareness of services in the areas of science, information, and data literacy and explore ways for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals can be incorporated into those efforts. The position will create and implement sustainable programs and tools in order to meet the needs of researchers and students related to evidence synthesis methodologies and will serve in academic department liaison responsibilities as noted below. We are interested in a candidate’s curiosity and willingness to grow and develop as a professional, as well as their ability to help others grow and learn as part of a community. This position will be a vital part of a highly collaborative library team that seeks to learn together and support each other.
Responsibilities: Assist in the continued development and implementation of the information and data literacy curriculum of the library. Undertake academic department liaison responsibilities to Agriculture and Natural Sciences programs, School of Global Studies (including Study Abroad Office), and the Honors College. Assist students and faculty with evidence synthesis research. Support campus and library efforts to offer educational and research opportunities related to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Partner with relevant individuals, units, and organizations to promote science and information literacy to the campus, Stillwater, and state communities, including, Science Café OSU, the Oklahoma Science and Engineering Fair, OSU Extension, and others as appropriate. Provide information literacy instruction first year students.
Required Qualifications: Graduate degree in library/data science, STEM field(s), and/or education. Experience providing information/data literacy instruction. Demonstrated experience with STEM education. Previous work with the UNSDGs. Demonstrated ability to establish and coordinate collaborative projects across campus. Knowledge of current trends in evidence synthesis methodologies, including systematic reviews.
Each organization has a unique culture. To help candidates determine whether the culture at the Oklahoma State University Library may be a good fit, Dean Sheila Johnson has posted her expectations for OSU Libraries leaders on her website: http://www.library.okstate.edu/about/dean-of-libraries/. New or soon to be graduates are encouraged to apply.
The salary is a minimum $55,000 annually for an 11-month appointment with a generous holiday schedule, health care plans, and retirement options. As a new library faculty member, you will receive start-up funding for research and/or professional travel and have access to the Library’s grant writer and development team as well as a full communication team.
Deadline: Application review begins November 8, 2022 and continues until position is filled. For consideration of your application materials, you should apply through the University’s website at https://jobs.okstate.edu. Along with the listed qualifications, please indicate in your cover letter any other professional experiences, certifications, or accomplishments that you would bring to this position. Candidates will be asked to deliver a presentation to faculty and staff. The successful candidate will be required to submit to a background check.
Oklahoma State University is committed to excellence in diversity and inclusion and has received over numerous awards for their efforts and progress in this area. We are particularly interested in receiving applications from members of underrepresented groups and strongly encourage women and persons of color to apply for open positions.
Onsite presence will be required for this position.
OSU is an AA/EEO/E-Verify Employer. Hiring contingent upon available funding.
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