Archivist Position Available In Guilford, North Carolina
Tallo's Job Summary: Bennett College is hiring an Archivist in Greensboro, NC, offering an estimated salary of $45K - $54K a year. The role involves cataloging, processing archival materials, managing digital production, and collaborating with faculty on instructional integration. Ideal candidates hold a Master's degree and possess knowledge of archival standards, digital practices, and strong communication skills.
Job Description
Archivist Bennett College – 4.1
Greensboro, NC Job Details Estimated:
$45K – $54K a year 1 day ago Qualifications Microsoft Word History Microsoft Excel Writing skills Mid-level Master’s degree Records management Archival standards Full Job Description
GENERAL SUMMARY
Under the administrative direction of the Director of Library Services, Bennett College is seeking an energetic Archivist who will integrate archives processes with learning outcomes in collaboration with faculty on embedded classroom instruction. Primary focus of duties will be on assessing, arranging and describing with provenance archival collections and memorabilia for preservation and access. Perform other related duties required for the effective operation of the library.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
Catalog (arrange, describe) and process archival materials according to standards of the Society of American Archivist. Produce finding aids using EAD (Encoded Archival Description). Manage digital production operations to include creating metadata using Dublin Core and scanning archival materials. Communicate regularly with IT staff to support and manage technical aspects of the digital collection in CONTENTdm. Assist in the preparation of project reports to both internal and external constituents. Assist in project communication and marketing activities to include writing copy for promotional materials. Create/maintain documentation of policies and procedures. Maintain and disseminate project schedules and other activities. Assist with students’ research and historical preservation projects. Collaborate with colleagues in research and instruction to develop and conduct library instruction sessions especially in using special collections and archives materials. Data collection for archives and museum interaction with student learning outcomes. Assist with other technology and customer service as needed for effective operation of the library
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES
Knowledge of records management principles and practices. Knowledge of digital archival practices. Knowledge of the technologies and automation techniques specific to archival work. Skills in EAD, Dublin Core and other structure standards. relevant to the archival control of digital collections. Skills in use of desktop publishing applications, such as MS Excel, Publisher, Word, and other routinely used software Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing. Ability to work independently.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Master’s degree from an ALA-accredited program for library and information science and/or Master’s degree in history or related discipline.
