Digital Literacy Librarian - AI & Information Skills Lead

Lawrenceville School; Lawrence Township (NJ); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Lawrenceville School in Lawrence Township, NJ, seeks a Digital Literacy Librarian to design and lead a comprehensive information, digital, and media literacy curriculum. You will co-design lesson plans with faculty, teach classes, and supervise students, including evening and some weekend shifts.

The role includes service desk duties, campus-wide program leadership, and collaboration with Archives staff to highlight digital collections. This is a 10-month, academic-year position.

Qualifications

• Master’s in Library/Information Sciences from an ALA-accredited institution.
• Experience in customer service and outreach.
• 2+ years teaching information, media, and digital literacy in an academic or school library setting.

Responsibilities

• Develop, coordinate, and implement the library’s information and media literacy instruction program.
• Partner with faculty and course teams to embed digital literacy skills school-wide.
• Lead and collaborate on promoting ethical use of AI, digital citizenship, and library resources in the classroom.
• Support use of media, technology, and AI tools across the research lifecycle, including guidance on attribution and academic integrity.
• Work with archives staff to leverage digital collections and market library resources.
• Create LibGuides, tutorials, and digital materials for students and faculty.
• Participate in strategic library planning and program development.

Skills

Customer service

Teaching information literacy

Digital literacy

Communication skills

Collaboration

Instructional design

Project management

AI awareness

Adaptability

Time management

Education

Master’s in Library/Information Sciences (ALA-accredited)

Job description

Lawrenceville School in Lawrence Township, NJ, seeks a Digital Literacy Librarian to design and lead a comprehensive information, digital, and media literacy curriculum. You will co-design lesson plans with faculty, teach classes, and supervise students, including evening and some weekend shifts.

The role includes service desk duties, campus-wide program leadership, and collaboration with Archives staff to highlight digital collections. This is a 10-month, academic-year position.