Hybrid Copyright & Scholarly Communication Librarian
Code4lib
St. Louis (MO)
Hybrid
USD 58,400 - 99,700
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A university library in St. Louis is looking for a Copyright and Scholarly Communication Librarian who will provide consultations on copyright issues and develop outreach programs related to scholarly communications. The role involves promoting open access and fair use while engaging with national professional communities. This position offers a hybrid work arrangement, aligning with the library's guidelines. Ideal candidates should possess a Master's degree and have strong communication skills.
Qualifications
Experience developing outreach programs related to copyright and scholarly communication.
Ability to provide non-legal advice on intellectual property issues.
Strong communication skills for collaboration with faculty and staff.
Responsibilities
Provide consultations regarding copyright and fair use for the university community.
Develop resources related to scholarly communication and copyright issues.
Promote educational initiatives related to copyright and open access.
Engage with national professional communities on copyright matters.
Participate in committees and strategic initiatives at the library and university.
Skills
Consultation on copyright issues
Knowledge of fair use
Familiarity with Creative Commons licensing
Ability to educate on scholarly communications
Engagement in outreach initiatives
Education
Master’s degree in Library Science or related field
Job description
A university library in St. Louis is looking for a Copyright and Scholarly Communication Librarian who will provide consultations on copyright issues and develop outreach programs related to scholarly communications. The role involves promoting open access and fair use while engaging with national professional communities. This position offers a hybrid work arrangement, aligning with the library's guidelines. Ideal candidates should possess a Master's degree and have strong communication skills.