Librarian, Special Collections and Archives
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Role summary
Manages aspects of special collections and archives, including some or all of the following: preservation, conservation, rare books, records management, institutional repositories, and manuscripts. Provides services related to special collections and archives in all formats. Degree requirement: ALA Accredited Masters.
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