PASCAL (The Partnership Among South Carolina Academic Libraries) is seeking
to hire two program managers to play leadership roles in the development of
its programs and services.

Technical Programs Coordinator -  is responsible for implementing and
managing a statewide universal borrowing system and information portal
serving South Carolina academic libraries, and supporting the
implementation and management of ILS systems for several academic
institutions.  The coordinator serves as liaison between libraries, the ILS
and universal borrowing system vendor (Innovative Interfaces) and the host
data center.  The coordinator also supervises PASCAL's website and a
development environment for web-based services including digital collection
and portal projects.

Academic Electronic Resources Coordinator -  will manage statewide and
cooperative electronic resource licensing programs for academic
institutions; negotiate license agreements; manage licensed products; make
decisions regarding priorities for licensing; manages the gathering,
analysis and dissemination of information concerning electronic resources;
manage trials; prepare statistical reports;  promote cooperative licensing,
serve as principal liaison to PASCAL committees, other consortia
and  electronic information product vendors; coordinate training and
support for electronic resources;  and participate in policy making and
planning.

We seek an individuals who possess demonstrated technical, managerial and
communications proficiencies, as well as the capacity to organize and
prioritize competing demands in order to play a leadership role in an
emerging statewide system.  Our compensation range is negotiable and will
be based on experience and capabilities.

For online job descriptions and information
visit:
<http://pascal.tcl.sc.edu/admin/positions.html>http://pascal.tcl.sc.edu/admin/positions.html

PASCAL is a consortium of well over 50 public and private academic
libraries dedicated to improving information resources, access and services
at each member institution's library. PASCAL programs include electronic
resource licensing, universal borrowing among its members; statewide access
to historical, cultural and educational resources through collaboration and
digitization; and professional development of its member librarians. These
projects have been characterized as the South Carolina Academic Virtual
Library. More information on PASCAL may be found at this URL:

  <http://pascal.tcl.sc.edu/>http://pascal.tcl.sc.edu/

Please share this announcement widely.

Thanks!

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Richard H. Moul
PASCAL Executive Director
(803) 777-1327
<mailto:rmoul@gwm.sc.edu>rmoul@gwm.sc.edu
http://pascal.tcl.sc.edu