Assistant Librarian - Undergraduate Research Librarian

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JOB TITLE: Assistant Librarian - Undergraduate Research Librarian
JOB PURPOSE: The University of Wyoming Libraries seeks a creative, collaborative, and patron-focused librarian for the Undergraduate Research Librarian in the Research & Instruction Department. This librarian will serve as the Libraries’ coordinator for undergraduate research, including support for UW Undergraduate Research & Inquiry Day, Wyoming Research Scholars, McNair Scholars, and Experiential Learning. This role includes developing a clear understanding of the teaching, research, and scholarly communication practices in assigned liaison areas;

providing research consultation and instructional support as needed; and engaging with and communicating with liaison units on behalf of the Libraries. Collaborate with colleagues inside and outside the Research & Instruction Department for projects, assessment, and instruction.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Coordinate undergraduate research support for the following programs:
Undergraduate Research & Inquiry Day, Wyoming Research Scholars, and McNair Scholars.

Support campus wide efforts to establish an Experiential Learning component as a part of undergraduate learning.

Coordinate outreach efforts for undergraduate research including developing workshops and providing targeted support for programs.

Participate in ongoing assessment of student learning, with a focus on undergraduate learning.

Coordinate with UW Libraries Digital Collections to foster collaboration between undergraduate research efforts and Open Access publishing.

Serve as the liaison librarian for assigned departments determined by incumbent’s expertise and department needs and provide information literacy instruction for these departments as well as other Research & Instruction initiatives.

This position reports to the chair of Research & Instruction.
SUPPLEMENTAL FUNCTIONS: As a member of the library faculty, the successful candidate is expected to pursue an active and ongoing program of research, service, and professional development: (https://(Use the "Apply for this Job" box below).). For more information on the UW Libraries, please visit https://.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

ALA-accredited MLIS, MIS, or recognized equivalent by start date (Summer 2025 graduates are encouraged to apply)

Excellent interpersonal and communication skills

DESIRED

QUALIFICATIONS:

Experience supporting faculty and students with consultation services

Experience providing instruction and/or workshops to faculty, students, and staff in an academic setting

Knowledge of information literacy principles and applications of the Framework for Information Literacy in Higher Education

Knowledge of upper-level undergraduate research support

Knowledge of experiential learning principles

* UW Libraries is committed to providing professional development funding and time to allow qualified candidates to acquire skills and grow into positions.
REQUIRED MATERIALS: Complete the online application. The department additionally requests candidates upload the following document(s) for a complete application:

Resume or curriculum vitae.

Cover letter that addresses how your knowledge, skills, and abilities address the minimum and desired qualifications.

Contact information for four professional references.

* Please submit a cover letter and resume/CV which address all minimum qualifications and any desired…