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July 2008
Spanish and Portuguese (Languages and Literatures) and Latin American Studies Librarian and Subject Consultant - Oxford University Library Services - Oxford, UK
This is an OULS-wide post responsible for liaison with users, for collection management, and for user education in Spanish and Portuguese languages and literatures and Latin American Studies, i.e. history, geography and social sciences of Latin America. (This does not include the history, geography and social sciences of Spain and Portugal which are covered by the History, Geography and Social Sciences subject consultants.) It should be noted that the Social Science Library provides the main resource for the study of social sciences. For additional information, see the full job posting. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 07/28/08)
Head of Research and Collections for International and Area Studies, Doe/Moffitt Libraries - University of California, Berkeley
Hiring range: Associate Librarian VI — Librarian IV, $64,560-$88,488 per annum, based upon qualifications. The Head of Research and Collections for International and Area Studies takes a leading role in shaping collections across the Doe/Moffitt Libraries. In partnership with colleagues in the Doe/Moffitt Libraries and the Associate University Librarian/Director of Collections the incumbent plans, evaluates and coordinates Doe/Moffitt Libraries’ collection development activities, policies, and collaborative initiatives. For more information, see the full job posting. (cross-posted from AFAS-L, 07/24/08)
Librarian, Library Services (Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access) - Library of Congress - Washington, DC
Provides original and copy cataloging services using references, standards, and automated bibliographic systems. Completes library acquisitions, in all formats. Analyzes and organizes information and materials. Develops the reference collections and the general collections, including materials in all formats. Utilizes acquisition and collection development procedures, policies, and responsibilities and regularly reports on collection development trends and activities. (Vacancy #: 080201) GS-1410-09/11 (cross-posted from LALA-L, 07/17/08)
Librarian for Western Europe - Harvard College Library - Cambridge, MA
The Librarian for Western Europe is primarily responsible for collection development and related technical and public service functions within Widener Library for selected areas of Western Europe. Specific areas and/or languages of coverage will be determined by the successful applicant's qualifications, in conjunction with the assignments of continuing staff. Core responsibilities will center on one or more of the following clusters: France and Italy, including Romance-language areas of neighboring countries; Germany and German-speaking areas of neighboring countries, plus the Netherlands; and Scandinavia. Secondary areas of responsibility may include parts of these regions, plus others, such as Hungary and Romania. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 07/08/09)
Reposted (See Jobs Archives March 2008): Area Studies Librarian - Rutgers University at New Brunswick
The Rutgers University Libraries seek an experienced, creative, and energetic librarian to develop, manage and assess collections in all formats in areas of Latin American and Sub-Sahara African Studies. Monitors global collection development collaborations and trends and new forms of scholarly communication; connects with overseas vendors and publishers; and works closely with librarians in other disciplines. Serves as liaison to Latino and Hispanic Caribbean Studies, Spanish and Portuguese, Africana Studies, and the centers for Latino Arts and Culture and African Studies. For more information, see job advertisement. (Chronicle of Higher Ed, 07/03/08)
June 2008
Assistant Librarian/Processing Archivist, Special Collections - University of Arizona - Tuscon, AZ
The Processing Librarian/Archivist (Job #40884) is responsible for the general management of all manuscript processing activities, including arrangement and description of personal papers, institutional records, and congressional collections; for overseeing of all manuscript collections management activities, including accessions, de-accession, organization, re-housing and shelving of collections; for providing reference service, instruction on the use of archival collections, and curating exhibits. The University of Arizona Library Special Collections maintains collections of rare books and unique archival materials that make possible in-depth research on selected topics. The scope and diversity of Special Collections make it an important resource for the international academic community. Established in 1958 to house materials on Arizona, the Southwest, and the U.S./Mexico Borderlands, Special Collections now includes rare books, manuscript collections, photographs, and other materials in a wide variety of subject areas. (cross-posted from Archives, 06/12/08)
Assistant Librarian/Digital Archivist, Special Collections - University of Arizona - Tuscon, AZ
Job #40885: The incumbent is responsible for planning and implementing digital initiatives involving Special Collections materials and services, providing reference service, providing instruction on the use of archival collections, curating exhibits, and acquiring archival collections. This person plays a leading role in creating and delivering digital materials to scholars, using emerging technologies and standards-based methods. The incumbent works in a highly collaborative environment to prioritize collections for digitization. The incumbent is also responsible for coordinating the implementation of Special Collections digital initiatives with other units in the Library. As members of the general faculty of the University of Arizona, librarians and archivists are expected to contribute to the library and archival profession through scholarship and service. (cross-posted from Archives, 06/12/08)
Hispanic/Latin American Languages Catalog Librarian - University of Pittsburgh
The Hispanic/Latin American Languages Catalog Librarian is a faculty librarian in the Catalog Management Unit, Central Technical Services, and reports through the Head of the Catalog Management Unit. The incumbent is responsible for cataloging materials in all formats in Spanish, Portuguese, and native Indian languages, which are produced or published primarily in the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America, including original cataloging, adaptive cataloging and difficult copy cataloging. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 06/10/08)
Library Director - Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library at the Alamo - San Antonio, TX
Responsibilities: Provides direction and administration of the Texas history research library located on the Alamo Historical Complex. Responsible for collection development and its security, physical maintenance, and preservation. Promotes the library’s collections through tours and presentations and plans public forums. Oversees accessioning, cataloging, processing, preparation of finding aids, reference services, and automated library network. Responsible for budget development and maintenance of financial records. Prepares grant proposals and supervises fundraising efforts. Responsible for public relations with potential library donors, DRT members, and public presentations. Supervises staff of four professionals and three paraprofessionals. Reports to the Library Committee of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Qualifications: Minimum requirement - ALA accredited MLS degree; doctorate preferred in library science or history; archival training, experience, and thorough knowledge of archival practice; knowledge of Texas history; ability to work well with colleagues and volunteers; computer experience essential. Minimum of five years supervisory experience required. Certifications in archival enterprise and in nonprofit management helpful. Knowledge of conversational and written Spanish desired. Salary and benefits: Salary dependent on experience. Group health insurance, life insurance, and pension program. Monday through Friday work schedule. Screening of applicants will begin August 1, 2008, and will continue until a suitable applicant has been found. Library: Established with a generous donation of Texana material by Dallas physician William E. Howard, the library is in a park setting on the grounds of the Alamo. It is open for research only Mondays through Saturdays, with Saturday hours by appointment. Library holdings include books, manuscripts, images, art work, and maps. Concentrations are the Republic of Texas period, San Antonio history, and the Alamo. The library’s website may be viewed at http://www.drtl.org. The library catalog is available at http://69.63.217.28/D92004Staf
May 2008
Information Commons and Multicultural Support Librarian - Kutztown University of Pennsylvania - Kutztown, PA
The Rohrbach Library invites applications for a permanent full-time, tenure-track, 9-month position, with faculty status as an Information Commons and Multicultural Support Librarian, beginning in Fall 2008. Assists with the development of and provides reference service in the Information Commons. Provides workshops and information literacy instruction. Trains staff and students in the Information Commons. Maintains the Information Commons and Voices and Choices web pages. Develops multicultural programming in cooperation with other faculty and campus groups. Develops policies and assessment for library services to specific cultural groups. Administers the multicultural budget allocation for collection items in all formats and for multicultural projects. (cross-posted from LIBJOBS, 05/27/08)
Global Studies & Foreign Languages Liaison Librarian - George Mason University - Fairfax, VA
The Global Studies and Foreign Languages Liaison Librarian (FA134z) is responsible for developing collections and research services that reflect the University's increasing emphasis on internationalizing the curriculum, as well as forging partnerships and connections with individual researchers and institutions of higher education in other countries. The incumbent develops a comprehensive view of the international focus of the university and key parts of the collection to support research and curricular needs, and works with other liaison librarians to expand holdings of foreign language materials appropriate to the university's academic programs in a variety of disciplines and formats, including public documents and data collections. The incumbent serves as primary contact for Foreign Language Programs and provides research assistance, consulting services, and instruction for faculty and students in those programs. (cross-posted from LIBJOBS, 05/22/08)
Head of Research and Collections for International and Area Studies - University of California at Berkeley
The Head of Research and Collections for International and Area Studies manages a department of 15 librarians and library assistants with responsibility for collections, instruction, reference, and academic outreach. Staff in this department cultivate and sustain collaborations with academic departments, interdisciplinary programs, institutes, and centers (many receiving US Government Title VI funding) focused on regions including Africa, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Near East, South Asia, Southeast Asia and Latin America. (Chronicle of Higher Ed, 05/07/08)
Campus Librarian - University of the West Indies, Mona - Kingston, Jamaica
Candidates must possess a post-graduate degree in Library and Information Sciences from an ALA-accredited library school or equivalent in other countries (Doctorate highly preferred). Candidates should display a clear understanding and vision of how to plan, organize and deliver a wide range of library services in support of distance education students, faculty, researchers and staff located in a number of different countries. (Higher Ed, 05/07/08)
Social Sciences Librarian - University of Oregon - Eugene, OR
The University of Oregon Libraries seeks a knowledgeable, creative, and user-oriented colleague for the position of Social Sciences Librarian for Anthropology, Sociology, and Ethnic Studies. Responsibilities: The Social Sciences Librarian has responsibility for developing collections and services to support the substantial anthropology and sociology departments and the interdisciplinary ethnic studies program. (Chronicle of Higher Ed, 05/05/08)
Research Fellows: Circulation/Reference Librarian - Felipe Herrera Library, Inter-American Development Bank - Washington, DC
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is interested in hiring a librarian to work at the circulation/reference desk to provide services to the bank's staff at headquarters and its country offices. ACTIVITIES:Provide research services to Bank staff in order to identify relevant work-related materials and to answer questions. Participate in the implementation of library user surveys, facilitation of focus groups and application of other usage assessment tools. Research available pertinent new tools and make recommendations regarding their application to the FHL; propose/recommend the development of new services to address specific users' needs. Perform collection development and bibliographic control duties for the Library's international organizations and government statistical collections, reference collection and user's input and suggestions. Identify and evaluate new subject content and reference tools for the Library's website related to economic and social development in Latin America and the Caribbean. Manage the circulation module of the Library. Manage interlibrary loan services utilizing OCLC/ILLiad systems. Provide resource-sharing services to libraries worldwide. Manage a diverse portfolio of document delivery suppliers and services for rapid provision of publications. Maximize system features to maintain integrity of records and to regularly produce reports and statistics. Evaluate the performance of systems used at the reference desk. Provide informal/personalized instruction and scheduled training on the use of data-based accessed by the Library to Bank staff. Contribute to marketing the Library through formal training and promotional activities as well as participate in feeding and maintaining the Library's user profiles. PERIOD: July 1, 2008 through July 1, 2009. REQUIREMENTS AND ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: Education: Masters degree in Library/Information Science from an American Library Association accredited institution/ Licenciatura en Bibliotecologia y Documentacion from an accredited Latin American institution. Experience: Minimum of 2 years experience in an academic or research library using online systems for circulation, interlibrary loan services, or cataloging. Languages: Proficiency in English and Spanish (reading, writing and speaking) required. Desired: Knowledge (reading and/or writing and speaking) of French and/or Portuguese. Personal and Teamwork skills: Ability to interact effectively with staff, constituencies and the general public. Detailed organizational skills, capacity to work well in both a team and a self-directed environment. Initiative to suggest and introduce fresh tools and services. Personal interest in professional development and desire to keep up with new developments in the field. SELECTION CRITERIA: Candidates who meet the educational, experience and languages requirements will be evaluated on the extent to which they possess the following skills, knowledge and abilities required for the optimal performance of this position's functions:a) Recent, successful experience in provision of library services to a diverse clientele; b) Knowledge of and experience with an integrated library system (ILS) and an online interlibrary loan cooperative system such as OCLC. c) Knowledge on subjects of social and economic development of Latin America and the Caribbean; d) Creative, innovative and open to change. e) Proven ability to work effectively with competing priorities, under pressure of deadlines, and within a collaborative teamwork setting; f) Commitment to service orientation; g) Understanding of a multicultural and multidisciplinary culture. RESTRICTIONS AND EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS: The post of duty is the Bank's headquarters in Washington, DC (i) Applicants must have recently graduated (no more than three years) from an accredited university (ii) Applicants cannot be a previous participant of this program. (iii) Applicants must be a citizen of one of the IDB member countries. (iv) Applicants whose family members or close relatives are presently employed or in the process of becoming IDB employees are not eligible (this restriction applies to candidates within and including the 4th degree of consanguinity and the 2nd degree of affinity). Appointments for Research Fellows are for one year with the possibility of renewal for up to one additional year. In no case shall a selected candidate participate in the program for a period greater than two years. Appointments to consultant jobs thereafter may be made only after a minimum time-lapse of three (3) months from the expiration date of the last contract as a Research Fellow. The Bank determines the salary to be paid to the Research Fellows according to the regulations and criteria of its internal salary administration. In the case of foreign candidates the Bank could request a G (IV) visa before the American Consulate in their country of origin. If the finalist candidate is unable to obtain the visa, the offer of employment will be voided. Participation in this program does not disqualify Candidate to apply to the Junior Professional program or any other employment positions in the Bank. Applicants should send a cover letter, work sample, CV or resume no later than Friday, May 30, 2008 to: Irene L. Munster, Chief of Library Services, The Felipe Herrera Library, Inter-American Development Bank, 1300 New York Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20577 tel: (202) 623-3213; fax: (202) 623-3183; e-mail: irenem@iadb.org. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 05/05/08)
April 2008
Contract Processing Archivist - Smithsonian Institution - Washington, DC & Suitland, MD
The Department of Anthropology, Smithsonian Institution seeks a contract archivist to process the Records of the Handbook of North American Indians (1973-2008), located in the National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC. The Handbook of North American Indians is a multi-volume encyclopedia summarizing current scholarly knowledge about the prehistory, history, and cultures of the aboriginal peoples of North American who have lived north of the urban civilizations of central Mexico. Target date for commencement of work will be the end of May and processing and related work will not exceed nine (9) months from the start date. Prospective contractors should have an ALA-accredited MLS or MLIS degree or be in the final stage of completing their degree. Contractors must be able to safely lift boxes weighing over 40 pounds, and to climb ladders. The work will be physically demanding. Contractors should be flexible in terms of working between at least two locations, the National Museum of Natural History (10th Street and Constitution Avenue, Washington, DC) and the Smithsonian Museum Support Center (4210 Silver Hill Road, Suitland, MD). A complete copy of this Request for Quotation (RFQ) is available by writing to Dr. Jake Homiak (homiakj@si.edu). Prospective contractors are welcome to schedule an appointment to examine the records on-site and may discuss the project before bidding by calling Dr. Homiak at 301-238-1307. The Smithsonian Institution follows federal government requirements with respect to contract bids. Bids should include the following information: (1) Current CV; (2) Contractor hourly rate; and (3) Names and contact information for three references. Please submit these materials as Word email attachments to Dr. Jake Homiak (homiakj@si.edu) by May 9, 2008. (cross-posted from Archives, 04/22/08)
Visiting Archivist - University of Miami Cuban Heritage Collection - Coral Gables, FL
The University of Miami Libraries seeks an archivist to process manuscript collections and archival materials and to help plan, organize, and implement systems and procedures for maintaining such collections in the Cuban Heritage Collection (CHC) with the goal of preserving and improving access to these collections. (cross-posted from LIBJOBS, 04/11/08)
2 Humanities Librarians - Penn State University - University Park, PA
The Pennsylvania State University Libraries seek two Humanities Librarians for tenure-track faculty positions. Reporting to the Head of the George and Sherry Middlemas Arts and Humanities Library, these two positions together are responsible for collections and public services across the disciplines outlined below. Subject areas covered by these positions include French and Francophone language and literature; German language and literature; Spanish, Italian and Portuguese language and literature; Latin American and Latino studies; German and Slavic language and literature; Philosophy; Linguistics; and Comparative Literature. Specific areas of responsibility will be determined based on the backgrounds and qualifications of the successful candidates. Responsibilities: In cooperation with other librarians in the Arts and Humanities Library, serve as subject specialist for the disciplines assigned. Establish a close liaison relationship with the relevant departments and programs. Manage, evaluate, and develop collections and resources in all formats. Oversee collections budgets and endowment funds. Provide discipline-based information service through reference and research consultation and maintenance of Web-based subject guides. Design and teach course-related instruction sessions. Collaborate in planning and implementing the programs, services, and daily operations of the Arts and Humanities Library. Participate in the governance and services of the University Libraries. (cross-posted from LIBJOBS, 04/09/08)
Paid Library Intern - Biblioteca Jorge Luis Borges - Instituto Cervantes - New York, NY
The library of the Instituto Cervantes in New York is looking for a paid part-time Library Intern (May - August). Primary Responsibilities: Organizing and shelving material; Circulation services; Providing general information; And other special projects to be determined by Head Librarian. Requirements: Written and spoken Spanish; Knowledge of computers and Internet; Interest in public service; Ability to work as part of a team. Desired: Studies in Library Science; Previous experience in libraries; Knowledge of Spanish and Spanish American culture. To Apply: Please send cover letter and resumé with your name, telephone number and e-mail address, and 3 references to: Instituto Cervantes Biblioteca (Attn. Sabrina Abreu), 211 East 49th Street, New York, NY 10017 bibny@cervantes.org. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 04/08/08)
March 2008
Area Studies Librarian - Rutgers University Libraries - New Brunswick, NJ
The Rutgers University Libraries seek an experienced, creative, and energetic librarian to develop, manage, and access collections in all formats in the areas of Latin American and Sub-Saharan African studies, monitoring global collection development collaborations and trends, new forms of scholarly communication, maintaining relationships with overseas vendors and publishers, and working closely with librarians in related disciplines. For more information, visit the Rutgers University Libraries. (03/26/08)
El Jefe del Departamento de la Biblioteca Luis González - El Colegio de Michoacán - Zamora, Mich., México
El/la Jefe(a) de Departamento de Biblioteca dirige uno de los departamentos de apoyo a la investigación y a la docencia más importantes de esta institución. En atención a las exigencias del desarrollo científico y tecnológico deberá ser un profesional de la información que asuma las responsabilidades de planear, dirigir y coordinar estratégicamente: a) el desarrollo de las colecciones; b) el procesamiento y control bibliográfico automatizado; c) la organización de los servicios y la administración bibliotecaria; d) la gestión del acceso expedito a la información y al suministro de documentos internos y externos a la propia colección; d) la extensión bibliotecaria; e) la coordinación de las actividades, capacitación y evaluación del personal a su cargo; f) la obtención de la estadística bibliotecaria; g) la representación de la Biblioteca al interior y exterior de la institución, así como el desarrollo de todas aquellas actividades que propendan al cumplimiento de los objetivos señalados en la misión institucional. Para mayores informes, comuníquese directamente con: comitebiblio@colmich.edu.mx. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 03/18/08)
Description Specialists - New York State Archives/Centro de Estudios Puertorriquenos at Hunter College - New York, NY
Two part and full time Description Specialists (6-7 month position, project concludes Sept. 30, 2008) - The Description Specialists will perform tasks relating to arranging and describing collections and digitized documents from collections held by participating institutions: Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños, Cornell University, New York City Department of Records and Information Services, Dominican Studies Institute, Hofstra University, Hostos Community College, Rochester Museum and Science Center, and Onondaga Historical Association.Specific Tasks: 1) Visit participating institutions to process (arranging and describing) collections; 2) Create/refine container lists, historical background information, expanded content information and other components of a finding aid for project materials; and prepare for XML encoding; 3) Create or update MARC-catalog records for affiliate's collections and create links among catalog records, finding aids, and images; 4) Work with affiliate institutions to select images for scanning, prepare materials for shipment, and create metadata for digitized images; 5) Assist with preparation of reports, dissemination of information, development of website, project guidelines, and best practice models. Qualifications: 1) Bachelor's degree in Latino studies, history, political science, American studies, or related concentrations (degree in Latino Studies preferred) 2) Prefer Master's degree in history, government, business or public administration, political science, American studies, library science, information science or archival administration; 3) Prefer two years of archival experience in which the preponderance of duties involves acquiring, arranging, describing, and making available archival records; 4) Prefer competence with written and spoken Spanish and English; 5) Demonstrated writing and organizational skills; 6) Prefer familiarity with MARC, EAD/XML encoding, and Dublin Core; 7) Ability to travel to participating institutions utilizing public transportation and rental vehicles. Salary and Benefits: Full and part-time hours are available. Positions are for 6-7 months concluding September 30, 2008. Salary commensurate with experience. Due to the short nature of the positions do not include health, dental, or vision benefits. Qualified applicants should send a resume and letter of interest to by March 24th to: Prudence Backman, New York State Archives, Room 9D46, Cultural Education Center, Albany, NY 12230; Phone (518) 474-6926; Fax (518) 473-9987; Email: pbackman@mail.nysed.gov. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 3/11/08)
February 2008
Information Literacy Librarian - Universidad de Puerto Rico - Mayagüez, PR
Full-Time - tenure-track appointment. The General Library of the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez campus, seeks an enthusiastic, innovative and technology-savvy librarian with strong teaching skills to join our Information Literacy Team. The successful candidate must be bilingual in English & Spanish and have the qualifications to make a significant contribution to the library. Primary Responsibilities: Provide leadership through planning, implementing, delivering and evaluating new and traditional Information Literacy services. Teach both course-related instruction sessions and for-credit courses. Assist with the coordination and assessment of the Library's information literacy efforts. Use instructional technology, including Library 2.0 tools, to create and maintain high-quality instructional resources, teaching modules, online tutorials and content for the library's website. Serve as a liaison to one or more academic departments. Collaborate with campus-wide faculty to incorporate information literacy into the curriculum. Serve on department, library, and university committees. Required Qualifications: Master's degree in library and/or information science from an ALA- accredited program; Fully bilingual in English and Spanish; Excellent verbal and written communicationskills, plus the ability to interact effectively with faculty, staff, and students; Knowledge and/or experience in using or teachingthe use of library resources; Experience conducting library presentations or teaching in an academic environment; Initiative and ability to work individually and in groups; Interest in the application of current and emerging technologies to meet user needs; Availability to work some weeknights and weekends; Evidence of interest in professional and scholarly activities. Preferred Qualifications: Strong user-service orientation and experience with, or an interest in information literacy standards and library instruction; Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple priorities; Web presence (web pages, blogs, podcasting, social networking, etc.); Second Master's Degree or subject specialization. SALARY: $41,736 (12 month year). BENEFITS: University health insurance, 30 days of annual leave, 18 days of sick leave. AVAILABILITY: The position will be available in August 2008. Please do not apply if you cannot accept the position by this date. APPLICATION DEADLINE: May 30, 2008. Send a Curriculum Vitae, official transcripts and three letters of recommendation no later than May 30, 2008 to the following address. Questions? Write to jmari@uprm.edu. Dr. José A. Mari-Mutt, Chairperson General Library, P.O. Box 9022 University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez, Mayagüez, P.R. 00681-9022. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 2/28/08)
January 2008
Senior Cataloger, Fray Angélico Chávez History Library, New Mexico History Museum - Santa Fe, NM
The incumbent independently performs original and copy cataloging of the Library's acquisitions in all formats to make them accessible to patrons. Develops and maintains the library's OPAC databases and is responsible to direct volunteers in the technical area. Required qualifications for this position are a Master of Library Science from an ALA accredited institution (please enter your education level on the Education and Work Experience page of the application even when submitting a resume) and four years of library cataloging experience. Incumbent must be familiar with AACRII cataloging rules, LC and MARC formats. The Library is strongly committed to diversity, and seeks candidates who will contribute creatively to the organization's multicultural environment. Knowledge of New Mexico/Southwest History and Culture and familiarity with the Spanish language are desirable. Familiarity with HTML/XML is preferred. The recruitment period for this position is 21 Jan. - 04 Feb. For more information and to apply online, please go to http://www.spo.state.nm.us on or after 21 Jan., click on APPLY ONLINE, and in the keyword field enter Librarian-A. (cross-posted from LALA-L, 1/18/08)
March - December 2007
Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies Librarian, Emory University - Atlanta, GA
(cross-posted from AFAS-L, 12/12/07)
Paid Summer Internship - Felipe Herrera Library, Inter-American Development Bank - Washington, DC
(cross-posted from LALA-L, 12/11/07)
Visiting Archivist - University of Miami Libraries - Coral Gables, FL
(source post: 12/03/07)
Associate Director & Chief Librarian & Archivist for the Library & Archives (Higher Education Officer) - Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños, Hunter College - New York, NY
(cross-posted from LALA-L, 11/26/07)
Internship, Centro Mujeres - La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico
(cross-posted from LALA-L)
Head Librarian, Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection, University of Texas - Austin, TX
(source post: 11/07/07)
Archivist/Librarian for the Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese American Archives - UMass Dartmouth
Reposted position. (source post: 11/01/07)
Intern - LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes (LAPCA) - Los Angeles, CA
(source post: 09/27/07)
Chicano Studies Research Center Librarian - UCLA - Los Angeles, CA
(source post: 09/25/07)
Reference & Special Projects Librarian - Temporary - University of California, San Diego
(source post: 09/14/07)
Head of Special Collections - University of Miami Libraries, FL - Coral Gables, FL
(source post: 09/14/07)
Borderlands Project Archivist - Bancroft Library, UC-Berkeley - Berkeley, CA
(source post: 08/13/07)
Archival Reprographics Manager - New Mexico State University Library - Las Cruces, NM
(source post: 07/31/07)
Coordinator of Research Services for the Cushing Memorial Library and Archives- Texas A&M University - College Station, TX
(source post: 07/10/07)
Coordinator of Metadata Services for the Cushing Memorial Library and Archives - Texas A&M University - College Station, TX
(source post: 07/10/07)
Chief Archivist (Higher Education Associate) - CUNY Dominican Studies Institute, City College of New York, NY
(source post: 06/19/07)
Legal Research Analyst - Washington, D.C.
(source post: 06/19/07)
Outreach Curator - Texas A&M University - College Station, TX
(source post: 06/15/07)
Education/Reference Librarian - Texas A&M University-Kingsville
(source post: 06/12/07)
Head of Basque Library - University of Nevada, Reno
(source post: 05/18/07)
Hispanic American Periodicals Index (HAPI) Internship- UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
(posted: 05/15/07)
Senior Research Specialist - Dallas, TX
(source post: 05/11/07)
Bilingual Youth Librarian (Chinese, Russian, Spanish, or Vietnamese) - Multnomah County Library, Portland, Oregon
(source post: 04/30/07)
Project Archivist - Boston, MA
(source post: 04/27/07)
Supervisory Librarian - Library of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Vacancy # 070085)
(source post: 04/18/07)
Librarian/Archivist - University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, Dartmouth, MA
(source post: 04/13/07)
Latin American & Caribbean Information Service Librarian - Florida International University, Miami, FL
(source post: 03/06/07)
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