Cataloger: Boise, Idaho

[Dan Lester <DLESTER@bsu.idbsu.edu>]

Position Description: Cataloger, tenure track, faculty
position. Primary duties include cataloging non-book, serials
& monograph materials. All librarians at BSU have one or
more areas of collection development responsibilities, and
may be included in a regular reference desk schedule. 

Required qualifications: MLS from an ALA-Accredited
program, demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the
principles and processes of bibliographic control, the ability
to function collegially and with initiative in a team
environment. Knowledge of MARC formats and national
cataloging standards, LC Classification, DDC and LCSH
required.

Preferred Qualifications: Two years experience in a
professional cataloging position in an academic library.

Albertsons Library uses the Geac ADVANCE System for the
online catalog, acquisitions, circulation, and serials
subsystems; and is a member of the Western Library
Network bibliographic utility. The cataloging department
consists of two professional librarians, 5 classified staff
positions (including the classified staff supervisor) and several
temporary/work study positions.

Starting Date: September 1, 1997. Minimum salary: $29,000,
commensurate with experience. Excellent State benefits.

Application Deadline: Applications received by June 20, 1997
will be given first consideration. Send letter of application,
resume, & the names, addresses, and phone numbers of
three references to Gloria Ostrander-Dykstra, Assistant
University Librarian for Technical Services, Albertsons
Library, Boise State University, 1910 University Drive, Boise,
ID 83725.

More information about the library may be obtained at
http://library.idbsu.edu




Dan Lester, Network Information Coordinator
Boise State University Library, Boise, Idaho, 83725 USA
voice: 208-385-1235   fax:  208-385-1394
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