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August 11, 2014

Digital Initiatives Librarian

• Rochester Institute of Technology
• Rochester, NY

The Digital Initiatives Librarian works collaboratively to: assess and implement initiatives related to digital content in the library, archives and special collections; develop and implement digital preservation strategies and policies, develop new digital library offerings; outreach to the campus on the librarys digital and open access projects and services; advance infrastructure supporting digital and archival library collections; and identify and help develop technologies for these purposes and in support of digital initiatives across campus.This position will lead TWC staff in the identification of digital resource needs and solutions. Identify and lead new digital and open access initiatives. Assist with staff training related to digital collections and technologies. Supervise both permanent staff and student employees working on digital and open access initiatives. Formulate policies, procedures and best practices for the production, management, and preservation of digital content and metadata, technical workflow, quality control, and associated intellectual property issues. Provide technical expertise in digital applications and lead the evaluation and implementation of technologies related to the management and dissemination of digital content, e.g. digital asset management system, institutional repository, online exhibition tools. Identify grant opportunities and work collaboratively to create proposals in support of digital collections, digital preservation projects and other digital initiatives. Represent and champion digital preservation interests and other digital initiatives across the library and the campus. Assist in providing training and outreach to the campus community about the institutional repository, digital collections and digital and open access projects and programs.
To be successful in this position requires engaging with and staying current on digital trends, technologies, and industry standards to provide direction and leadership for The Wallace Center in the rapidly changing digital environment.
Required Minimum Qualifications
Intermediate skills with digital repository software such as Dspace or Digital Commons
Intermediate skills with digital asset management software such as Cumulus or Content DM
Intermediate skills with scanning equipment
Intermediate skills with Microsoft Office Suite
Intermediate skills with integrated library system software such as Innovative Interfaces
Experience managing and preserving digital collections, including familiarity with related standards, tools, and technologies.
Experience with metadata schema and encoding (DC, MARC, OAI, EAD, METS, MODS, PREMIS, TEI, XML), and with the hardware and software required to create, store, organize and deliver digital content. Documented knowledge of best practices in digital projects and with large-scale scanning and digitization projects.
Knowledge of copyright and permissions issues as they relate to digital repositories.
Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of image, audio, video and multimedia capture and manipulation issues; experience with digital file formats and software.
Experience identifying and writing grant proposals.
Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment and to manage multiple projects and priorities successfully.
Supervisory and project management skills.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
-3 years academic library experience or similar cultural institution experience working with digital collections. 
Masters degree in Library Science or related field is required.
 
Required Minimum Education Level 
Masters-Other 
Required Application Documents 
Cover Letter 
Curriculum Vitae or Resume 
How To Apply 
In order to be considered for this position, you must apply for it at: http://careers.rit.edu/staff. Click the link for search openings and in the keyword search field, enter the title of the position or the BR number.
Additional Details 
The hiring process for this position may require a criminal background check and/or motor vehicle records check. Any verbal or written offer made is contingent on satisfactory results, as determined by Human Resources.RIT does not discriminate. RIT promotes and values diversity, pluralism and inclusion in the work place. RIT provides equal opportunity to all qualified individuals and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, age, marital status, sex, gender, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, veteran status or disability in its hiring, admissions, educational programs and activities.RIT provides reasonable accommodation to applicants with disabilities, veterans or wounded warriors where appropriate. If you need reasonable accommodation for any part of the application and hiring process, please contact the Human Resources office at 585-475-2424 or email your request to Careers@rit.edu. Determinations on requests for reasonable accommodation will be made on a case-by-case basis.
Contact:
Human Resources
Rochester Institute of Technology
Phone:
585-475-7095
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August 6, 2014

Science Collections Librarian

• Tufts University
• Medford, MA

Tisch Library supports Tufts School of Arts & Sciences and the School of Engineering, providing the services and resources to assist members of the Tufts community in their teaching, learning and research. Tisch Library provides collections, expertise, and technology-rich environments to support the creation and dissemination of scholarship. The Collections department is responsible for building collections in all formats to meet the teaching and research needs of the schools. The department also provides leadership regarding the changing scholarly communications landscape and educates the community on intellectual property issues.Responsible for collection development and management for science departments:
•    Selects materials in all formats, except videos
•    Monitors science account funds and creates annual budget allocations
•    Monitors science approval plans
•    Monitors serials holdings, both print and electronic
•    Conducts faculty outreach to science departments, working with research & instruction librarian colleagues
•    Collaborates with the librarian for engineering and the medical and veterinary libraries on joint purchases to support STEM
•    Selects science print materials for digitization
•    Develops and maintains science web pages
•    Analyses usage statistics for science resources
•    Processes sciences gifts
•    Reviews science materials in need of binding

Scholarly Communications Coordinator:
•    Designs and leads workshops on scholarly communications topics for staff, faculty and students across A,S&E, including intellectual property (authors rights, copyright/fair use) and current and emerging publishing trends
•    Provides training and current awareness service on scholarly communications topics for Tisch Library staff, including intellectual property issues related to open data, open educational materials, and digitization efforts
•    Acts as the point person for staff, faculty and student queries regarding intellectual property (authors rights, copyright/fair use)
•    Serves on the ULC Scholarly Communications Team
Gifts Coordinator: 
•    Coordinates gift processing with other Collections Librarians and the Manager of Acquisitions
Special projects and other duties as assigned, including service on appropriate Tisch, ULC and BLC teams
Serve 2 hours a week on the Reference Desk
 
Minimum Required Experience, Education, Background, and Certifications/Licenses
•    MLS/MLIS from an ALA-accredited institution OR demonstrated equivalent through significant advanced degree, e.g., PhD, and library experience in collections
•    1-3 years collection development experience in an academic library
•    A deep understanding of the research, literature and information sources in the sciences
•    Experience with developing collections budgets and budget projections
•    Knowledge of current issues and trends in scholarly publishing and their ramifications on collections business models and licenses
•    Course work or 1-3 years experience with scholarly communication topics
•    Demonstrated collaboration skills and ability to work across organizational boundaries
Additional Preferred Experience, Education, etc. 
Graduate course work or an additional degree in the sciences
“An employee in this position must complete all appropriate background checks at the time of hire, promotion, or transfer.”
Tufts University is an AA/EO employer and actively seeks candidates from diverse backgrounds. Please see the Tufts University non-discrimination statement. Tufts University non-discrimination statement.
Primary Location: United States-Massachusetts-Medford/Somerville
Job: Library
Organization: Tisch Library
Employee Status: Regular
Schedule: Full-time
Job Posting: Aug 6, 2014, 9:31:38 AM
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August 4, 2014

Director, Center for Digital Scholarship and Publishing

• Kansas State University
• Manhattan, KS

Kansas State University Libraries invite applications and nominations for the position ofDirector, Center for Digital Scholarship and Publishing.  Master’s degree from an ALA accredited program plus demonstrated knowledge of current issues in scholarly communications, data management, library publishing trends and practices, and emerging directions in digital scholarship required.  For a complete position description and application procedures, visit our website:  www.lib.k-state.edu/jobs.  Kansas State University is EOE of individuals with disabilities and protected veterans.  Kansas State University encourages diversity among its employees. Background check required. 

August 1, 2014

Director, Center for Digital Scholarship and Publishing

• Kansas State University
• Manhattan, KS

Kansas State University Libraries invite applications and nominations for the position of Director, Center for Digital Scholarship and Publishing. Master’s degree from an ALA accredited program plus demonstrated knowledge of current issues in scholarly communications, data management, library publishing trends and practices, and emerging directions in digital scholarship required. For a complete position description and application procedures, visit our website: www.lib.k-state.edu/jobs. Kansas State University is EOE of individuals with disabilities and protected veterans. Kansas State University encourages diversity among its employees. Background check required.
http://www.lib.k-state.edu/jobs

July 30, 2014

Scholarly Communications Outreach Coordinator

• Grand Valley State University
• Allendale, MI

Application Deadline extendedGrand Valley State University Libraries, a recipient of the 2012 Association of College and Research Libraries’ Excellence in Academic Libraries Award, seeks energetic and innovative applicants for a Scholarly Communications Outreach Coordinator position, responsible for the overall management and direction of the Libraries’ scholarly communication program and repository services. The person in this position reports to the Head of Collections and Scholarly Communications and provides outreach to GVSU community on scholarly communications issues and services and leads the Libraries’ efforts to support new models of scholarly communication. Responsibilities include advocating for alternatives to traditional publishing models, working with faculty and liaison librarians in identifying and adding materials to the repository, serving as a primary point of contact on copyright issues, and developing and providing University-wide educational opportunities for sharing information about scholarly communications, open access, copyright and institutional repositories. Promotes and administers the Libraries’ Open Access Publishing Support Fund.
The successful candidate will contribute to the libraries’ overall leadership team. Required qualifications include a Master of Library Science degree from an ALA accredited institution or equivalent; experience working in higher education or an academic library setting; knowledge of current issues and trends in scholarly communications, open access publishing, and data management and sharing; knowledge of current issues regarding intellectual property, copyright, and fair use; ability to plan and manage projects and project teams; ability to understand and manage theneeds of various constituencies, including faculty, students and other administrative offices; excellent written and verbal communications skills; ability to be flexible and manage change; ability to adapt to emerging practices in higher education and scholarly publishing. Experience working with the Digital Commons institutional repository platform or other digital publishing tools and knowledge of current metadata schemas and standards preferred.
GVSU librarians are full members of the university faculty and must possess the potential to fulfill the requirements for promotion and tenure, and are expected to engage in scholarship and professional development, service to the institution, and institutional governance. 
Qualified applicants from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply. Salary range is commensurate with experience. GVSU librarians enjoy a comprehensive benefit package, including support for professional development. 
A complete position description, as well as required qualifications and application information, can be found at www.gvsujobs.org. Application deadline has been extended to August 15, 2014. Grand Valley State University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity institution. 
Grand Valley State University attracts nearly 25,000 students with high-quality programs and state-of-the-art facilities. Grand Valley is a comprehensive university serving students from all 83 Michigan counties and dozens of other states and foreign countries. Grand Valley offers 81 undergraduate and 31 graduate degree programs from campuses in Allendale, Grand Rapids, and Holland, and from regional centers in Muskegon and Traverse City. The university is dedicated to individual student achievement, going beyond the traditional classroom experience, with research opportunities and business partnerships

July 25, 2014

Director of Collections, Copyright and Scholarly Communication

• Princeton Theological Seminary
• Princeton, New Jersey

Director of Collections, Copyright and Scholarly CommunicationPrinceton Theological Seminary Library invites applications for the position of Director of Collections, Copyright and Scholarly Communication.
Reporting to the James Lenox Librarian, the Director will provide vision, leadership, planning and strategic direction for collections, copyright management and scholarly communication in support of teaching, learning, research and scholarship.
Responsibilities:
• Leads and manages the Office of Collections, Copyright and Scholarly Communication.
• Manages development of and access to print and digital collections through content selection and shelf-ready processes.
• Works with others to coordinate preservation activities and to develop and maintain preservation policy and procedures.
• Serves as the Library’s primary resource on copyright and fair use and works to design, implement and manage an ongoing Copyright and Scholarly Communication Program.
Qualifications:
• Master’s degree in Library or Information Science or equivalent education and experience.
• Graduate work in religion or theology required.
• Experience building and preserving collections.
• Demonstrated knowledge of scholarly publishing landscape including familiarity with United States Copyright Law, authors rights and publication models including open access.
• Experience developing and delivering a program of policy, information, education and training regarding copyright, fair use, rights management, publication models and open access.
• Experience with digital initiatives, digital reformatting, file transfer and file management preferred.
HOW TO APPLY:
Please submit your resume by:
(1) email – apply@ptsem.edu; or
(2) fax – (609) 924-2973; or
(3) mail –
Princeton Theological Seminary
Human Resources Office
P.O. Box 821
64 Mercer Street
Princeton, NJ 08542-0803

July 25, 2014

Associate Dean for Research, Collections, and Scholarly Communications

• Pennsylvania State University
• University Park, Pennsylvania

Welcome to an exciting time at Penn State! With new University leadership imparting fresh vision and strategic direction, the University Libraries are launching a new strategic plan focused on three areas: discovery, access and preservation; teaching and learning; and advancing university research. We have a unique opportunity to recruit three new Associate Deans who, along with another current Associate Dean, will help us advance the 21st century research library for Penn State and the profession. One of these positions is the Associate Dean for Research, Collections, and Scholarly Communications.The Pennsylvania State University Libraries seek an outstanding individual to hold this faculty leadership position to foster our participation in the University’s research agenda and mission.
Responsibilities: 
This position is expected to include providing leadership, strategic direction, and support for Engineering, Earth and Mineral Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Education and Behavioral Sciences, Social Sciences, Special Collections, and Business subject libraries and the Research Hub among other areas. The portfolio of responsibility will include:
Comprehensive collections strategy, including preservation, conservation, and digital content
Digital Scholarship, including e-science, data curation services, and digital humanities
Direction for liaison activities including research consultation, instruction, and scholarly communications services
Promoting alternative scholarly communications models and providing support to librarians engaged in activities related to open access, publishing, and copyright, including collaboration with the Penn State Press 
Representing the Libraries in university-wide planning for collections and scholarly communications initiatives, and in local, regional, and national arenas
Providing vision and direction for the research, teaching, and service mission of the Libraries
We are committed to selecting the person who best fits the needs of the Penn State University Libraries, and who will be able to advance our mission.  The final portfolio of responsibilities may vary and will continue to evolve, depending on the abilities and interests of the selected candidate, the synergies of the entire administrative team, and the needs of the organization.
Required Qualifications:
A Master of Library Science degree from an ALA-accredited institution (or equivalent); substantial relevant experience at an academic, special, or research library/related institution; a national reputation for distinguished scholarship and professional accomplishment; strong record of service in an appropriate professional or disciplinary association; excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills; and a desire to work in a collaborative, student-centered environment.  We seek a strategic and empathetic visionary who has experience working with strong self-sufficient teams and a commitment to shared governance.
Environment: 
Penn State, a land-grant institution, is an active member of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC), a consortium of the Big Ten universities plus the University of Chicago.  The Penn State University Libraries are a strategic asset to Penn State, advancing intellectual discovery, information literacy, and lifelong learning, all in support of the University’s strategic goals in teaching, research, service, and outreach.  Based on current Association for Research Libraries investment rankings, Penn State is among the top ten research libraries in North America.  The University Libraries has one of the most extensive online and print collections in the world including many locally digitized collections covering a wide range of subject areas.  There were more than 9 million uses of our print and digital collections last year. A Penn State student survey completed in 2010 found overall student satisfaction with the Libraries to be at the top of its category. Our faculty and staff have roles in the entire lifecycle of scholarship and research, from inception and creation to access and preservation. We are the largest public-mission library in the northeastern United States, and, with physical collections at each of Penn State’s 23 campuses found in all regions of the Commonwealth, the Libraries are also the most geographically dispersed. We serve approximately 6,000 faculty and 44,000 students at University Park, and approximately 97,000 students university wide.
The University Park campus is set in State College, a university town located in the heart of central Pennsylvania. State College offers a vibrant community with outstanding recreational facilities, a low crime rate, and excellent public schools. The campus is within a half-day drive to Washington D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City, and Pittsburgh. The University Park Airport is served by three major carriers with flights to Washington, Philadelphia, and Detroit and Chicago. For more information, please visitwww.libraries.psu.edu and www.cbicc.org.
Compensation and Rank: 
This is a tenure-track faculty position. Based upon the University and Libraries’ standards in librarianship, research, service and outreach, it is anticipated that the successful candidate will be appointed at the rank of Librarian with tenure, however rank and salary are dependent upon qualifications and experience. Fringe benefits include liberal vacation, excellent insurance and health care coverage, state or TIAA/CREF retirement options, and educational privileges.  
Applications and all supporting materials must be submitted online at http://www.libraries.psu.edu/psul/jobs/facjobs/adresearch.html. Interested candidates should upload a letter of application, resume or C.V., and the names and contact information of three professional references (including email addresses).   Please reference Box ADRES-LPC in your letter of application.  Review of applications will begin August 25, 2014 and continue until position is filled.  Questions may be addressed to Lindsey Harter, Faculty Search Coordinator, atlap225@psu.edu.
Employment requires successful completion of background check(s) in accordance with University policies.   
Penn State is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer, and is committed to providing employment opportunities to minorities, women, veterans, disabled individuals, and other protected groups.
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July 23, 2014

Editor, Princeton University Library Chronicle

• Princeton University
• Princeton, New Jersey

Editor, Princeton University Library ChronicleThe Editor’s chief responsibility is to seek and develop content for and to produce the Princeton University Library Chronicle (hereinafter, PULC), a well-respected journal that publishes articles of scholarly merit written for a general audience. Contributors include promising new writers as well as established scholars. The primary focus of the journal is on materials held by the Department of Rare Books and Special Collection in the Princeton University Library. PULC publishes articles in a broad range of periods and disciplines, chiefly in the humanities, history, and twentieth-century U.S. public and foreign policy. The Friends of the Princeton University Library have published the PULC continuously since 1939. It enjoys a wide, diverse, and supportive readership. Subscribers include members of the Friends, as well as libraries and individuals throughout the United States and abroad.
 
Description
The responsibilities of the Editor include seeking out and developing articles for the journal; coordinating their review by the PULC editorial board; researching and acquiring illustrations; preparing special feature sections; overseeing the production of three issues per annum; handling copyright issues; and consulting with the Council of the Friends to fill positions on the editorial board. The Editor has significant freedom to determine content and to ensure breadth, innovation, and creativity in the journal. The Editor is also directly responsible for the contents, design, and layout of the Friends’ newsletter, which is published at least twice a year. Other responsibilities include reviewing the text and layout of all mailings to the Friends and all labels for exhibitions sponsored by the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, overseeing occasional Library publications, and completing other special projects as assigned. The Editor performs a public relations role in promoting the Friends and their activities and interacts with a wide variety of people in the Library, on campus, and outside of the University. Some evening and weekend hours may be required for special library or academic events.
 
Qualifications
Required:
M.A. in literature, history, or a related humanities discipline, or at least five years’ experience as an editor;
Familiarity with the publishing conventions (both print and digital) of contemporary scholarship in the humanities and social sciences;
Excellent English-language skills, both oral and written;
Ability to perform under pressure, to meet tight deadlines, to work both independently and as part of a team, and to keep track of multiple projects;
Portfolio showing written and edited work.
 
Preferred:
Five years of copyediting experience in scholarly or trade publishing;
Facility with online copyediting and review tools;
Experience in collaborating with authors and advisory boards;
Knowledge of the technical specifications for producing printed works;
Experience in the design and layout of simple publications with desktop publishing software;
Good reading knowledge of at least one modern European language and/or Latin;
Familiarity with collections of the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, the history of the book, and book design;
Familiarity with the history of Princeton University;
Communications experience for a non-profit organization or company;
Engagement with social media.

July 17, 2014

Digital Resources and Initiatives Manager

• Pittsburg State University
• Pittsburg, Kansas

Digital Resources and Initiatives Manager
Pittsburg State University invites applications for the position of Digital Resources and Initiatives Manager.  The successful candidate will provide expertise in creating, managing and preserving library digital collections while helping to launch future digital content initiatives and programs for Library Services.  This position participates in the planning, implementation, maintenance and promotion of current digital library and institutional repository services, digital collections, and web pages. 
 
This is a 12-month, full-time, non-tenure position.  Masters degree in library and/or information sciences from an A.L.A. accredited program or masters degree in a relevant field is required.  The successful candidate will demonstrate experience in the management of digitization programs or institutional repository services.  First consideration will be given to applications received by 30 June 2014.  Position is contingent upon funding.  Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience, starting at $45,000.   Pittsburg State University is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer.
 
A full job description, additional requirements, application instructions, and information about the campus and the city can be found at http://pittstate.edu/office/hr/jobs.dot

Email mmccune@pittstate.edu to apply for this job.

July 15, 2014

Digital Initiatives Librarian

• Kansas State University
• Manhattan, Kansas

Kansas State University Libraries invite applications and nominations for the position of Digital Initiatives Librarian. This new position will be responsible for coordinating, evaluating, and optimizing digitization procedures, including capture, presentation, preservation, and other digital asset management activities. The incumbent will lead and participate in the strategic development of innovative, scalable, and sustainable digital collections through the establishment of benchmarks and specific objectives. The individual will directly supervise 2 FTE in the Digital Initiatives Unit, and collaborate with librarians, faculty, and staff to identify, implement, and promote access to digital collections. The incumbent will also serve as a member of the Metadata, Preservation, & Digital Initiatives Management Team.This is a full-time tenure-track position reporting to the Head of Metadata, Preservation, & Digital Initiatives. The candidate should demonstrate a commitment to scholarly/creative activities and professional service necessary for pursuing tenure at Kansas State University Libraries. To be successful in this position, the incumbent must demonstrate excellent interpersonal, communication and organizational skills to establish and maintain productive working relationships.
Main Responsibilities
Coordinate, develop, maintain, and execute digital initiatives, workflows, and policies as they pertain to the Libraries’ digital program
Provide technical expertise in the application of methods used to grow, develop, and manage digital collections
Employ best practices and standards for digital programs
Lead the cross-departmental Digital Projects Team to effectively plan, prioritize, manage, assess, and preserve the Libraries’ expanding digital collections
Collaborate internally and externally to develop a digital collections infrastructure
Enhance the user experience for the digital collections
Identify grant opportunities and work collaboratively to create proposals in support of digital initiatives
Engage and stay current on digital library trends, developments, applications, and industry standards in order to ensure K-State adopts appropriate changes in digital collection management activities
Required Qualifications
ALA-accredited master’s degree or other related terminal graduate degree
Minimum two-years’ experience supporting and developing digital collections 
Knowledge and understanding of the standards needed to manage digitization activities including capture, ingest, metadata, preservation, and presentation
Proven expertise with current technologies, platforms, and products (DSpace, Omeka, Photoshop, etc.) as they relate to digital materials
Demonstrated ability to plan, coordinate, and lead projects to completion
Working knowledge of intellectual property and copyright issues as they relate to digital collections
Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills in an environment requiring attention to detail and a high level of accuracy
Preferred Qualifications
Working knowledge of CSS, XML, XSLT, or other open web standards
Ability to articulate current metadata best practices and standards such as Dublin Core, EAD, MARC, METS, MODS, TEI
Demonstrated successful supervisory experience
Experience with online exhibit tools, social media, programming or scripting languages
Experience in a research or academic library, archive, or museum
Knowledge of trends relating to digital humanities
Kansas State University Libraries and the Community
Kansas State University Libraries strives to develop a diverse, talented team dedicated to providing professional and innovative services to our communities. The Libraries advance the University’s teaching, research, and service with 3 million volumes and collection strengths in the subject areas of cookery, the consumer movement, military history, biosecurity, food safety, grain science and milling, prairie studies, historic costume and textiles, and children’s literature. For more information about the Libraries’ long-range goals, applicants are encouraged to review the Libraries’ strategic plan.
Affectionately nicknamed “The Little Apple,” Manhattan is a rapidly developing community located in the scenic Flint Hills region of Kansas. A classic college town featuring Big XII sports, our community also offers superb outdoor recreation and a year-round slate of cultural attractions. Forbes Magazine has rated Manhattan #1 for “Best Small Places for Business and Careers.” Manhattan’s highly regarded public school system and excellent parks contribute to its reputation as an outstanding place. Manhattan is situated just off Interstate 70, less than two hours west of Kansas City, and the regional airport offers multiple daily direct flights to Dallas and Chicago. While the main campus is located in Manhattan, Kansas State also has campuses located in Salina and Olathe.
Salary
The Libraries aim to attract exceptional talent, and we offer competitive salary in recognition of responsibilities and experience.
To Apply
Combine the following documents into a single PDF file and send to libhr@k-state.edu, attention Michelle Bowen. Please include DILIBN2014 in the subject line:
A letter of application. To greatly strengthen your application, please apply your communication skills to clearly address the position responsibilities and qualifications listed above, and demonstrate how your work style, vision, and other distinctive qualities would enhance our organization.
A curriculum vitae
Names and contact information for three references
Application deadline August 13, 2014. 
Kansas State University is an EOE of individuals with disabilities and protected veterans. Background check required. Kansas State University actively seeks diversity among its employees.