The Instruction & Assessment Librarian is a full-time position offering $50,000-$55,000 annually, requiring a Master’s degree in library science and at least one year of professional experience.
This role involves instructing and assessing university-wide information literacy programs, collaborating with faculty to meet accreditation standards, and serving as a liaison to the College of Business.
Responsibilities include delivering IL instruction, developing instructional materials, assessing collections and programs, leading AI, OER, and data literacy initiatives, and supporting outreach and programming.
Qualifications include expertise in information literacy, library systems, instruction, assessment, and experience with digital tools like LibGuides and data visualization. Preferred qualifications include experience in business research, digital tutorials, data analysis, and programming.
The position emphasizes diversity, equity, inclusion, collaboration, and professional development.