Student Library Assistant: Circulation & Service

Laramie County Community College; Cheyenne (WY); On-site; USD 15,149 - 21,577; Part time

Job summary

Laramie County Community College is seeking a Library Assistant to support patrons with circulation, issue library cards, and process payments using library systems. The role collaborates with staff to enhance student success in a welcoming learning environment.

The position is non-exempt, offers compensation of $13.33 per hour, and requires a high school diploma or equivalent plus customer service experience. Enrollment in at least 6 credits per semester is preferred.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent or enrolled in dual classes.
• Customer service experience required.
• Computer experience includes MS Office, email, and internet.
• Enrollment in a minimum of 6 credit hours per semester (exceptions may be given for summer term).

Responsibilities

• Assist patrons with circulation processes, including check-in/out, issuing library cards, and processing payments using Sirsi and WYLDcat.
• Maintain organized library environment by shelving, processing, inventory, and collection maintenance; perform data entry and other admin tasks.
• Collaborate with library staff on projects, displays and events to enhance learning opportunities.
• Participate in professional development and peer collaboration to stay current on best practices.

Skills

Customer service

Data entry

MS Office

Phone assistance

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Enrollment in 6 credits per semester

Tools

Sirsi/DYNIX

WYLDcat

Job description

Laramie County Community College is seeking a Library Assistant to support patrons with circulation, issue library cards, and process payments using library systems. The role collaborates with staff to enhance student success in a welcoming learning environment.

The position is non-exempt, offers compensation of $13.33 per hour, and requires a high school diploma or equivalent plus customer service experience. Enrollment in at least 6 credits per semester is preferred.