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1 total messages Started by Mult.Bi.Les.Gay.Alliance Fri, 29 Jul 1994 02:35
UC Berkeley Queer RC Stipend Position: Library/Archives Coord.
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Author: Mult.Bi.Les.Gay.Alliance
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 1994 02:35
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STIPEND POSITION:   ___LIBRARY_&_ARCHIVES_COORDINATOR___
 
The UC Berkeley Queer Resource Center, a student initiated service group, 
has an opening for
a stipend position.  It pays $100/month.  A job description is included
below.
 
YOU MUST BE A UC BERKELEY STUDENT REGISTERED DURING THE FALL SEMESTER
1994 TO APPLY.
 
QRC is funded by the Associated Students of the University of California
and by the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Life, UC Berkeley.  QRC
& ASUC are Equal Opportunity Employers.  QRC does not discriminate on the
basis of race, religion, national or ethnic origin, ethnicity, sex or
gender, sexual orientation, age, or disability.  All QRC programs are
wheelchair accessible.
 
Question? Email the QRC at qrc@ocf.berkeley.edu, or call us at 510.643.8429.
 
Applications are available from the ASUC Human Resources Department,
located at 400 Eshleman Hall, UC Berkeley.  Their phone number is
510.642.1117.
 
-----MORE INFO BELOW:-----
 
 
The Queer Resource Center
304 Eshleman Hall, University of California, Berkeley, 94720-4500
Tel: 510.643.8429 % Fax: 510.643.6396
qrc@ocf.berkeley.edu
 
 
JOB OPENING
 
If youUre interested, you can get an application from the Human Resources 
Department on the fourth floor.  Once youUve completed it, please turn it 
in to Human Resources.  You will be contacted about an interview.
 
Job Title:
Library & Archives Coordinator
 
Specifics:
10 hours/week
$110 stipend/month
Job lasts until 6/1/95
 
Job Description:
 
% Maintain and expand the 500+ book library, 300+ titles periodical 
collection, archives, clippings, health, resource and information files, 
and computerized databases for information retrieval.
%JMaintain open access to book collection through continued confidential 
checkout system;  Retrieve overdue books and materials from patrons.  
Keep up current subscriptions to magazines and newsletters.
% Preserve and curate existing QRC materials; prevent damage and misuse 
of materials
% Develop bibliographies and cross listings of materials to make 
information convenient and accessible for a diverse clientele.
% Server as the QRCUs reference librarian, directing clients to 
appropriate information sources.
% Acquire materials on significant bisexual, lesbian and gay 
events/information both current and past; catalog incoming collection 
materials. Augment current collection to cater to diverse needs of 
bisexual, lesbian and gay students, including both academic and personal 
needs. Document bisexual, lesbian and gay student life at UC Berkeley.
% Make QRC office accessible, safe, friendly and comfortable to all UC 
students.
% Participate in budget proposals, budget management, mid-year and 
year-end reports.
% Assist students with information retrieval: provide reference 
interviews.  Assist in complex and difficult to locate information 
searches.  Follow up information requests.
% Create subject indexing system in conjunction with professional 
librarian advisor.
% Supervision of the conversion of the QRCUs FileMaker Pro-based library 
catalog to USMARC records.  Loading of these USMARC records on MELVYL, 
GLADIS, and a local internet-accessible catalog system.  Other work in 
making the QRCUs library catalog publicly accessible over the internet 
and campus network.
% Supervision of library/archive interns and volunteers (about 5-10 
individuals).
% Other Projects and duties as assigned.
 
Preferred Qualifications:
(this is a guide; we do not expect all applicant to possesses all 
qualification)
 
% Previous library or archive experience
% Self directed with strong supervision skills
% Reliable
% Strong Macintosh/FileMaker Pro computer skills preferable (training 
available)
% Strong internet, UNIX, and information server (i.e., gopher, http, 
qi/ph/cso, whois, ftp, z39,50, etc.) skills. (training available)
% Willingness to learn or knowledge of: the USMARC record format; library 
cataloging procedures; and use of MELVYL, OCLC, GLADIS, and RLIN.
 
 
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