University of Alabama Libraries is hiring: Research and Instruction Librarian in

The Law Library at the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco seeks two talented and enthusiastic law librarians for the positions of Research and Instruction Librarian and Senior Research and Instruction Librarian. Under the general supervision of the Law Library Director, the Research and Instruction Librarians work with an accomplished team of library professionals to provide legal reference, research, and instructional services to the UC Law San Francisco community. A reasonable full-time salary estimate for these positions is $79,217 to $115,000, commensurate with qualifications, experience, and placement on the UC Law SF / UC-AFT salary scale. Applicants with significant professional experience may be considered for placement at the higher end of the range. It is contemplated that one of the open positions is entry level and the other is for a more experienced Librarian. Typical duties and responsibilities consist of, but are not limited to, the following: Provides sophisticated research and reference assistance to UC Law San Francisco students, faculty, and staff Provides legal research instruction via workshops, guest lectures, and video tutorials Co‑teaches for‑credit research courses in the law school curriculum Participates in the library’s faculty liaison program by providing in‑depth research assistance to assigned faculty and their RAs and by keeping assigned faculty abreast of research relevant to their scholarship Creates asynchronous digital learning opportunities, including online legal research guides, video tutorials, and library aids Collaborates with Legal Writing and other faculty on instruction regarding AI research tools Works with library colleagues to maintain the law school's digital repository Participates in collection development Assists in the evaluation and weeding of the library’s collections Provides Circulation Desk support as needed Contributes to the library's strategic initiatives and participates in the planning and implementation of new library programs and procedures Maintains an active interest in the profession of librarianship by attending seminars and conferences, and monitoring professional publications Facilitates collaborative relationships across College departments Participates in the life of the law school by attending events and volunteering for projects and committees Performs other duties as assigned Education and Experience JD degree from an ABA‑accredited institution Master of Library and Information Science degree from an ALA‑accredited program, or significant graduate‑level coursework toward such a degree Experience as a professional law librarian in an academic setting is desirable Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Entry‑level and experienced law librarians are encouraged to apply Knowledge of legal materials and research methodology using electronic and print resources is required Understanding of emerging technologies such as generative AI and their application to legal research and legal education is desirable Knowledge of materials and research methods in foreign, comparative, and international law is desirable Knowledge of relevant aspects of library operations including understanding of contemporary library practices, trends and emerging technologies is desirable Knowledge of Canvas and LibGuides is desirable Excellent oral and written communication skills Excellent organizational, time‑management, and analytical skills Strong service orientation Ability to work independently and collaboratively Enthusiasm, creativity, and ability to propose new projects and workflows #J-18808-Ljbffr