Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law invites applications and nominations for the position of Chief Law Librarian, commencing July 1, 2010.
The Schulich School of Law’s Sir James Dunn Library has a collection of approximately 218,000 volumes, and operating budget of over $1.4 million, and a staff of 4 professional librarians (in addition to the Chief Librarian), 10 full-time staff and 2.5 FTE part-time employees. A leader in information technology and interuniversity cooperation, the Dunn Law Library is, together with the Dalhousie University Library, a founding member of Novanet, a consortium of eight universities with the goal of enhancing access to information and knowledge through cooperation for the benefit of their user communities.
The Dunn Law Library serves the needs of the School’s 40 faculty, 450 LL.B. students, and 30 graduate students, and is an important resource for members of the legal profession in Atlantic Canada.
The Chief Law Librarian is responsible for: the management, planning and development of the Library’s services, programs, and collections, the management of the Library’s budget and allocation of financial and human resources, the direction and development of library staff, and the fostering of collaborative relationships with faculty, students and staff. The Chief Law Librarian should also be capable of teaching in the first year legal research and writing program.
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