The Reference/Outreach Librarian provides general reference services, including teaching, staffing an active reference desk, responding to faculty research requests, and preparing library publications. The position develops and coordinates library services for law school staff and departments and outside groups, and manages the library’s online presence. It works closely with the Reference/Instructional Services librarian to promote instructional programming and collaborates with the Scholarly Communications/Reference librarian on marketing services to faculty. This is a non-tenure-track faculty appointment. The librarian provides reference assistance to law students and faculty, the University of Miami community, members of the bar, and the public; performs complex research for faculty and administration; and teaches legal research through the Legal Communication & Research Skills program, law school classes and clinics, workshops, and other instructional sessions. There is a possibility of teaching upper-level legal research courses as an adjunct. Some evening and weekend work is required. The position coordinates training and outreach across the law school, develops and implements outreach initiatives, organizes department and program trainings, manages the library’s online presence, and prepares educational resources such as guides and video tutorials. The librarian maintains awareness of trends in legal research, instruction, and academic services through professional development and develops professional relationships with counterparts at other institutions. Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. The role includes a comprehensive benefits package, moving assistance, and professional development funds.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level