Librarian, Head of Branch Library
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Role summary
Serves as the head of a stand-alone specialty library of the institution, such as the archives or science library, which is considered a distinct operating unit from the main campus library. Manages and oversees designated functional aspects of that library in collaboration with and under the direction of the senior library officer for the institution (or designee). Degree requirement: ALA Accredited Masters.
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