Access Services Law Librarian - Tenure-track

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Access Services Law Librarian - Tenure-Track

Duties: Responsible for the supervision and organization of the Access Services Department including supervising, hiring, training, and evaluating managers and part-time employees. Proposes, implements, and reviews departmental policies and procedures. Produces well-written circulation and interlibrary loan policy documentation, and patron-related educational and marketing materials. Maintains the circulation module of Sierra Integrated Library System and the OCLC WorldShare interlibrary loan system. Manages circulation and interlibrary loan financial transactions. Compiles and reports statistics. Maintains library hours, including ensuring that the library is opened and closed on time, that proper staffing is scheduled, and that delegated tasks are completed. Some evening and/or weekend hours may be required. Develops, supervises and maintains course reserves in all formats, including ensuring copyright compliance when appropriate. Supervises all aspects of the reserve collection, including but not limited to selection, weeding, and maintenance of the collection. Coordinates issues of equipment and facilities maintenance with the appropriate offices. May supervise all aspects of stack and collection maintenance. May teach legal research in the first-year Legal Rhetoric course, in substantive law classes, and in library presentations. Provides reference assistance to students and faculty at least three hours each week as part of the regular reference desk rotation. As part of the Collection Development Committee, reviews, analyzes and selects new and existing print and electronic resources. Participates in the faculty liaison program, acting as liaison between library and assigned faculty members, offices, departments, and programs. Helps maintain and promote the law school’s open access institutional repository. Creates scholarship in either library-related or substantive law fields. Keeps abreast of developments in technology related to circulation, course reserves, interlibrary loan, and scholarly endeavors. Actively participates in the Washington College of Law and American University communities, as well as the profession of law librarianship. Performs other library-related duties as assigned.

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