Faculty And Scholarly Services Librarian

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Faculty and Scholarly Services Librarian

Duties: Hire, discipline, train, evaluate and schedule the staff and student workers. Formulate, update, and implement policies and procedures. Regularly revise and update manuals. Initiate communication about spheres of oversight both within and outside the Library. Prepare reports. Compile and maintain statistics in areas of oversight on various measures of library use. Address personnel issues with HR and/or the Director of the Law Library. Maintain and update policies and procedures manual for all areas of oversight. Suggest improvements and changes to workflows. Foster a workplace of open, timely communication. Keep informed of administrative policies and procedures. Develop and maintain effective relationships with library users and the local library community. Oversee, coordinate, and provide research support to faculty members, faculty assistants, and RA/TAs. Create policies and procedures for all types of faculty requests and how workflow is managed. Create, develop, and analyze annual faculty survey. Make recommendations about changes to services to meet evolving needs. Keep up-to-date on faculty research interests and new initiatives for the Law School. Regularly communicate with librarians with collection development duties about changes to collection needs. Provide and organize technology and research training for faculty and those who assist faculty with research. Develop, create, and maintain the Law School’s institutional repository. Coordinate workflows with the Systems Librarian and others on the staff. Coordinate with the Systems Librarian on the website. Manage and maintain the faculty working papers in SSRN and in the institutional repository. Communicate with faculty about publishing. Serve as point of contact to faculty members regarding publishing. Provide support to other departments of the Law School, especially Communications and Institutional Advancement. Work with the larger University library community on repository issues. Provide print and electronic reference service for Anglo-American, international, foreign and comparative law by responding to in-person, telephone and email/IM inquiries. Able to work some night and Sunday reference, as part of a rotation. Assist library users with basic access issues regarding the network and applications, such as exam software or the course management system, used in the Law School. Participate in all instructional activities, from teaching research courses to one-off trainings. Teach at least one section of Advanced Legal Research (ALR), a required course for all Cardozo law students. Teach additional for-credit classes, based on need and interest. Participate in regular trainings for classes and clinics. Keep informed of new trends in research services, institutional repositories, publishing trends, and the legal profession. Serve on professional committees and attend conferences.

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