CSRA Library Association

Hello! The Gregg-Graniteville Library at USC Aiken is hiring a part-time LTA. This position pays $20/hr and has a flexible 20 hrs/week schedule. This would be a good opportunity for an MLIS student located in or around the CSRA, particularly if they're interested in working in academic libraries. For more information and to apply:

Library Technical Assistant

Hey all! Things have fallen off as of late, but we'd like to get things going again. Let's hang out!

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Job Posting: Documents Librarian – University of South Carolina Aiken

Documents Librarian
Twelve month, non-tenure track Instructor of Library Science. USC Aiken Library. Master of Library Science or Master of Library and Information Science from an ALA accredited program required. Responsibilities: Manage federal and state documents collection; provide reference services for government documents collections and the main library collections; participate actively in the information literacy instruction program and collection development; plan and update relevant library research guides; participate actively in Library and campus planning and governance through committee service; some supervisory responsibilities. Complete job description and qualifications may be found at web site listed below.
Apply online at https://uscjobs.sc.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=80820. Send three letters of recommendation to Professor Deborah Tritt, Chair, Documents Librarian Search Committee, USC Aiken, 471 University Parkway, Aiken, SC 29801. Email: [email protected]
Review of completed applications begins immediately and continues until position is filled. USCA seeks to attract and retain a diverse faculty consistent with its diverse student body and surrounding community. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply USCA is an AA/EOE.

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On Saturday, June 4 members of the CSRA Library Association met at the Harlem Branch Library and visited the Laurel and Hardy Museum. Thank you to the Harlem Branch Library for their hospitality!