Reference And Instructional Services Librarian

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Reference and Instructional Services Librarian
The candidate will provide reference services to faculty, students, staff, and alumni including general staffing of the reference desk and supervision of part-time reference librarians. Will plan, organize, and provide legal research instruction to law students; and Serve as a library liaison to law faculty, participate in collection development, and perform other duties as assigned. Plan, manage, and provide legal research instruction to law students. Plan, organize, and provide legal research lectures and hands-on instruction in the first-year Legal Research, Writing, and Analysis (LRWA) program in coordination with the other librarians and the LRWA faculty; prepare teaching materials, tutorials, and student exercises; and attend LRWA and Writing Fellow classes. Assist with First-Year Orientation, including preparation of materials for the orientation packet and legal research instruction during Orientation. Coordinate with the Reference and Outreach Services Librarian to ensure satisfactory planning and provision of instruction in the second-year LRWA program. In coordination with the other law librarians and the Scholarly Writing faculty, ensure satisfactory planning and provision of legal research instruction and assistance to students enrolled in Scholarly Writing. Plan, provide, and promote other research classes for law students. Provide legal research services to faculty, students, staff, and alumni. Coordinate reference office coverage with other librarians to ensure that assistance is available during posted hours. Provide reference services to faculty, students, staff, and alumni by telephone, e-mail, and in person. Develop and maintain both print and web-based guides to legal research. Provide tours to faculty, staff, students, and visitors. Make sure that reference statistics are collected and posted on the library’s intranet; Supervise, and evaluate part-time reference librarians. Provide liaison support to law school faculty, including training in the use of print and electronic resources, preparation of bibliographies, and facilitation of interlibrary and document delivery. Serve on the Collection Development Committee with other librarians to evaluate, update, and implement collection development policies and identify titles for selection, cancellation, and weeding. Attend professional meetings and conferences. Participate in Mason committee meetings and work with Mason libraries and librarians, as applicable.

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