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 Essential Duties

• Manages and oversees the facilities, collections, and resources of the Beulah
  Culbertson Archives and Special Collections
• Serves as the project and program manager of the unit, including supervising staff and
  student assistants, overseeing preservation and digitization of materials, promoting initiatives and collections, creating and enacting
  policies and procedures, coordinating archival instruction, overseeing research appointments in the reading room, and developing
  programming.
• Provides curriculum integration support, research assistance, research guides, tutorials, and archival and
  information literacy instruction for faculty, students, and courses
• Facilitates discovery of and access to collection information
  through the development of finding aids, ArchivesSpace, the library website, and other avenues
• Manages digitized archives and
  contributes to Athena Commons, the Digital Commons institutional repository
• Monitors archival materials in the automated storage
  and retrieval system (ASRS)
• Provides general and specialized reference services in-person and online as needed, in tandem with the
  Archives Specialist
• Evaluates and seeks acquisitions to enhance current Archives and Special Collections, particularly in the area
  of Mississippi women鈥檚 history
• Engages students, faculty, staff, alumni and the community through outreach and advocacy efforts
  including presentations, in-person and digital exhibits, social media content, and printed guides and tours
• Works with the Dean of
  Library Services, the University Foundation, and campus departments and staff for alumni outreach, collection acquisition, and
  fundraising
• Works with University Departments on following records retention schedules
• Engages with the archival
  community on state, regional, and national levels
• Serves on University and library committees
• Builds a record of
  service, scholarly contributions, and professional achievement to fulfill the University requirements for retention, tenure, and
  promotion
• Other duties and responsibilities as needed

Minimum Qualifications:

• Tenure-track candidates must have a Master鈥檚 degree in Library Science/Archival
  Science from an ALA-accredited program (or equivalent) OR a terminal degree in a related field
• Instructor-level candidates
  must already have a related master鈥檚 degree, with a terminal degree in progress. They will have an opportunity to become a tenure-track
  professor once the degree is complete, with years worked applied toward tenure.
• Coursework or a specialization in archival
  management
• Excellent interpersonal, communication, management, and organizational skills

Preferred
Qualifications:

• 1 year of experience working in an academic archive or museum
• Experience with all aspects
  of archival operations, including acquisitions, collection development, processing, preservation, reference and instruction, and
  outreach
• Experience training, supervising, and evaluating professional staff and/or student employees
• Experience with
  best practices for management of born-digital records
• Experience developing vision, setting priorities, strategic planning, and
  managing change
• Experience with relevant standards for archival description and cataloging, including DACS, EAD,
  and MARC
• Experience with library services platforms, digital collection management systems, and/or preservation management
  systems, such as ArchivesSpace, Bepress Digital Commons, and Springshare LibApps

Job Description Summary

The W鈥檚 Fant Memorial Library invites applications for a open-track faculty appointment to lead the Beulah Culbertson Archives &
Special Collections unit. As a part of a team committed to making the library a welcoming and accessible place for patrons and employees,
this position develops, promotes, and implements innovative and inclusive services and resources for special collections and archives. This
includes oversight of the Martha Jo Mims Digitization & Conservation Lab and Beulah Culbertson Archives and Special Collections.

As a
faculty member, this position reports to the Dean of Library Services. The candidate is expected to build a comprehensive record of service,
progressive scholarly contributions, and professional achievement to fulfill the University requirements for retention, tenure and
promotion.