Associate Director, Library Services & Digital Programs
University of Texas
Austin (TX)
On-site
USD 90,000 - 110,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
The University of Texas is seeking an Associate Director for Library Services at the Harry Ransom Center. This role encompasses strategic leadership for library services, ensuring alignment with the center's goals, overseeing programs, and enhancing access to collections. Candidates should have an advanced degree in library science and substantial leadership experience in research libraries. The position offers a salary of $100k+ depending on qualifications, with responsibilities including program oversight and institutional leadership.
Qualifications
Significant senior-level leadership experience in a research library and archive.
Demonstrated experience leading complex portfolios, including collections and digital programs.
Ability to lead through influence and navigate specialized environments.
Responsibilities
Establish vision and strategy for library services across physical and digital environments.
Lead staffing and capacity planning, making resource recommendations.
Serve as a senior member of the leadership team and lead cross-divisional initiatives.
Skills
Strategic planning
Organizational leadership
Change management
Building trust
Education
Advanced degree in library and information science or related field
Job description
The University of Texas is seeking an Associate Director for Library Services at the Harry Ransom Center. This role encompasses strategic leadership for library services, ensuring alignment with the center's goals, overseeing programs, and enhancing access to collections. Candidates should have an advanced degree in library science and substantial leadership experience in research libraries. The position offers a salary of $100k+ depending on qualifications, with responsibilities including program oversight and institutional leadership.