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Instructor or Assistant Professor, Systems and Cataloging Librarian

The Systems and Cataloging Librarian is responsible for administering the Integrated Library System and performing copy and original cataloging and metadata description in all formats to enhance the discoverability of library collections. The position works collaboratively with other Library faculty and staff in the organization and maintenance of metadata and provides guidance and training on best practices.

Required Job Knowledge, Skills, Abilities

• Commitment to the Del Mar College and Learning Resources visions and missions.
• Knowledge of current library trends, practices, and technologies, including integrated library systems and cataloging.
• Knowledge of standard computer software programs, the internet, electronic resources, and online service delivery.
• Excellent interpersonal and team building abilities.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to work under pressure in an often rapidly changing environment.
• Ability to travel to campuses and instructional sites.
• Ability to work nights and weekends when needed.

Minimum Qualifications

Master’s Degree in Library or Information Science from an American Library Association accredited institution.Two (2) years library technical services experience at the professional level.

Demonstrated experience administeringSIRSIDynix or other Integrated Library System.

Demonstrated experience with original and copy cataloging.

Demonstrated experience with Library of Congress classification system.

Preferred Qualifications

Recent academic library experience.

Demonstrated knowledge of cataloging formats, includingRDA,LCSH, and MARC21 formats for bibliographic and authority data.

Demonstrated experience with Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) cataloging.

Working knowledge of authority records.

Demonstrated experience with uploadingMARCrecords into Library discovery system platforms.

Working knowledge of cataloging artifacts with historical significance.

Working knowledge of preserving and organizing historical records and documents.

Job Duties

Library Systems :

Cataloging :

Other Duties :

Published : Tuesday, May 13, 2025 19 : 49 UTC

Description

Job Description Summary

The Systems and Cataloging Librarian is responsible for administering the Integrated Library System and performing copy and original cataloging and metadata description in all formats to enhance the discoverability of library collections. The position works collaboratively with other Library faculty and staff in the organization and maintenance of metadata and provides guidance and training on best practices.

Required Job Knowledge, Skills, Abilities

Minimum Qualifications

Master’s Degree in Library or Information Science from an American Library Association accredited institution.Two (2) years library technical services experience at the professional level.

Demonstrated experience administeringSIRSIDynix or other Integrated Library System.

Demonstrated experience with original and copy cataloging.

Demonstrated experience with Library of Congress classification system.

Preferred Qualifications

Recent academic library experience.

Demonstrated knowledge of cataloging formats, includingRDA,LCSH, and MARC21 formats for bibliographic and authority data.

Demonstrated experience with Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) cataloging.

Working knowledge of authority records.

Demonstrated experience with uploadingMARCrecords into Library discovery system platforms.

Working knowledge of cataloging artifacts with historical significance.

Working knowledge of preserving and organizing historical records and documents.

Job Duties

Library Systems :

Cataloging :

Other Duties :

How to apply

https : / / dmcjobs.delmar.edu / postings / 29815

Contact : Cody Gregg

Dean of Learning Resources

cgregg2@delmar.edu

(361) 698-1307

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Published : Tuesday, May 13, 2025 19 : 49 UTC

Last updated : Tuesday, May 13, 2025 19 : 49 UTC

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