AI & Computing Librarian: Literacy, Research & Outreach

George Mason University; Fairfax (VA); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Retirement contributions

Generous leave

Tuition benefits for employees

Job summary

George Mason University invites applications for the AI Fluency and Computing Librarian position to advance AI literacy and computing initiatives. The role supports instruction, reference, collection development, and outreach within the Libraries, collaborating with DDSS and other units.

The Librarian will serve in a programmatic capacity across the STEM-H colleges, promoting open access and innovative information services while engaging with faculty, staff, and students to align with GMU's

Qualifications

• Master's degree in library science or related field required.
• Experience planning AI literacy programming for diverse audiences.
• Ability to develop outreach strategies and build faculty relationships.
• Knowledge of AI trends and access to electronic resources.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate AI educational programming within Libraries.
• Provide reference, instruction, and research support to faculty and students.
• Develop and manage AI literacy initiatives and outreach activities.
• Collaborate with Data and Digital Scholarship Services and other library units.

Skills

AI literacy programming

Outreach strategies

STEM instruction

Collaborative skills

Open access knowledge

Reference services

Education

MLS/MLIS from ALA-accredited program

Computing sciences degree or equivalent

Job description

George Mason University invites applications for the AI Fluency and Computing Librarian position to advance AI literacy and computing initiatives. The role supports instruction, reference, collection development, and outreach within the Libraries, collaborating with DDSS and other units.

The Librarian will serve in a programmatic capacity across the STEM-H colleges, promoting open access and innovative information services while engaging with faculty, staff, and students to align with GMU's