Quoting Dana Walker <dmwalker@UGA.EDU>:
>
> Serials Librarian, University of Georgia Libraries
>
> The Serials Librarian is responsible to the Head, Serials Department
> for coordinating the acquisitions of serials in all formats with an
> emphasis on print materials (excluding government documents). To achieve
> this goal, the Serials Librarian manages and coordinates ordering,
> renewal and provision of access to electronic and print journals. The
> position is highly collaborative and interacts with other departments to
> ensure public access and record maintenance (e.g., Cataloging,
> Reference, Systems, etc.). The Serials Department is composed of 2
> librarians and 12 support staff and is organized into three units: 1)
> Electronic Resources, 2) Public Services/Binding, and 3) Technical
> Processing. The Serials Librarian manages and supervises 6 support
> staff in the Technical Processing Unit as well as provides leadership
> and guidance to staff in the other units as needed in the absence of the
> Department Head.
>
> The University of Georgia Libraries uses GIL, a statewide
> interconnected implementation of the Endeavor Voyager system; GALILEO, a
> statewide online information system; and SFX. The Libraries spends
> approximately $7,000,000 annually for serials which constitutes
> approximately 74% of the Libraries Materials budget (58% for electronic
> materials, 40% for print materials, and 2% for microforms). The
> Libraries provides access to 500 research databases and 30,000 full-text
> journals and newspapers.
>
> Full description of duties & qualifications:
> www.libs.uga.edu/humres/jobs/faculty.html. Standard benefits
> package includes life, health and disability insurance; mandatory
> participation in state or optional retirement system, 21 days annual
> leave, 12 paid holidays. Salary minimum: $32,000. APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
> Send letter of application addressing all qualifications, detailed
> resume, and the names, addresses, email and phone numbers of three
> references by April 24, 2006, to Florence E. King, AUL for Human
> Resources, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, Georgia 30602-1641
> (AA/EOE)
>