Metropolitan New York Library Council
Law Reference Librarian, JDi at Syracuse University College of Law Library
Metropolitan New York Library Council, Syracuse, New York, United States
Law Reference Librarian, JDi
Posted on May 13, 2025
Location: Syracuse, New York • Employment type: Full Time • Hybrid • Seniority level: Entry level • Salary: $62,400 – $65,500 per year
Job Overview The Syracuse University College of Law Library is seeking a Law Reference Librarian to support our ABA‑accredited hybrid online J.D. program, JDi. In this role you will answer questions from residential and online students, faculty, and community members, present research sessions, create research guides, and develop collection development skills focused on the unique needs of online J.D. students.
Our library works closely with the university library system and the law school, providing additional resources and support. The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to serving diverse learners and enhancing access to legal information.
Key Responsibilities
Provide reference services to both residential and online J.D. students, faculty, and community members.
Present research sessions and create research guides tailored to the online student population.
Assist in collection development to meet the unique needs of the JDi program.
Collaborate with the university library system and law school staff to maximize resources and support.
Qualifications
Valid librarian certification and experience in reference services, preferably in a law library setting.
Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain complex legal concepts to a diverse audience.
Proficiency with legal research databases and electronic reference tools.
Experience with online education or hybrid learning environments is highly desirable.
Commitment to continuous learning and professional development.
Benefits
Competitive salary range: $62,400 – $65,500 per year.
Hybrid work arrangement with flexible scheduling.
Tuition benefit that may allow you to pursue a qualifying degree at little to no cost.
Access to a supportive, collaborative, and dynamic reference team.
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Location: Syracuse, New York • Employment type: Full Time • Hybrid • Seniority level: Entry level • Salary: $62,400 – $65,500 per year
Job Overview The Syracuse University College of Law Library is seeking a Law Reference Librarian to support our ABA‑accredited hybrid online J.D. program, JDi. In this role you will answer questions from residential and online students, faculty, and community members, present research sessions, create research guides, and develop collection development skills focused on the unique needs of online J.D. students.
Our library works closely with the university library system and the law school, providing additional resources and support. The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to serving diverse learners and enhancing access to legal information.
Key Responsibilities
Provide reference services to both residential and online J.D. students, faculty, and community members.
Present research sessions and create research guides tailored to the online student population.
Assist in collection development to meet the unique needs of the JDi program.
Collaborate with the university library system and law school staff to maximize resources and support.
Qualifications
Valid librarian certification and experience in reference services, preferably in a law library setting.
Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain complex legal concepts to a diverse audience.
Proficiency with legal research databases and electronic reference tools.
Experience with online education or hybrid learning environments is highly desirable.
Commitment to continuous learning and professional development.
Benefits
Competitive salary range: $62,400 – $65,500 per year.
Hybrid work arrangement with flexible scheduling.
Tuition benefit that may allow you to pursue a qualifying degree at little to no cost.
Access to a supportive, collaborative, and dynamic reference team.
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