[Eril-l] Job Opening: Continuing Resources Librarian at University of Maryland

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University of Maryland Libraries is seeking a Continuing Resources
Librarian. The best consideration date is August 7, 2024. Please share this
posting with anyone you know who may be interested and qualified.

The Continuing Resources Librarian has four main areas of responsibility:
(1) Obtaining and making discoverable continuing resources of various
formats for the University of Maryland Libraries and managing the
continuing resource lifecycle, from purchase through cancellation; (2)
Maintaining records in various systems for Libraries collection materials
for the purposes of inventory control, bibliographic control, and
facilitating discovery; (3) Managing all aspects of Open Access agreements;
and (4) Providing customer service to Libraries users (whether internal or
external) regarding questions of access to, or description of, Libraries
Collections materials. This position, reporting to the Head of
Acquisitions, Continuing Resources, and Data Services, is part of a highly
committed team whose mission is to maximize the Libraries’ support for the
teaching and research programs of the University of Maryland at College
Park. The Continuing Resources Librarian will be expected to develop
innovative strategies and work methodologies and to promote and foster
partnerships with other library colleagues involved in collection
development, budgeting, cataloging, resource discovery and access, and
resource preservation.

Please visit https://ejobs.umd.edu/postings/120183 to review the complete
job description and apply.


Leigh Ann DePope
Head, Acquisitions, Continuing Resources, and Data Services
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland College Park
College Park, MD 20742
301-405-9326(phone)
ldepope at umd.edu
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