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Greetings,
I am posting this on behalf of the Stanford University Department of Art
and Art History. A complete posting is available at on the Stanford job
site.
Regards,
Peter Blank
Visual Resources Collection
Curator
The Visual Resources Collection (VRC) of Stanford’s Department of Art and
Art History is used heavily by every member of the art history faculty,
as well as graduate and undergraduate students preparing for coursework
and lectures. Under the Chair and Department Administrator of the
Department of Art and Art History, and in consultation with the teaching
faculty, the Curator manages and develops all services related to the VRC
including: administration, budget development and finance management,
collection development, cataloging, direction, image digitization,
policies, processing, slide production, storage, support of classroom
instruction, supervision of support staff and policy creation. Provides
specialist expertise in managing image data; develops and applies
advanced knowledge of the principles and theories of image management.
Leads the VRC as it builds infrastructure for stores of digital image
content and monitors and manages the database system supporting the
on-going cataloging and development of the visual image databases,
including acquisition, cataloging and display of the image data.
Proactively plans for the future of the collection, informs the faculty
of new trends and works collaboratively with them to develop electronic
teaching materials by acquiring, delivering and maintaining images
required for course web applications.
Qualifications:
Master’s degree in library science / information management from an
accredited university. Advanced knowledge of cataloging technology and
technical services for visual image collections based on VRA core, CLO,
AAR2, Library of Congress and Getty Institute authority files. Ability to
concurrently manage a minimum of three major projects. Familiarity with
emerging trends and standards in visual materials. Advanced knowledge of
access issues, specifically user needs and expectations related to the
use of visual images in both slide and digital format for academic
teaching and research in art history. Advanced knowledge of current
collection development and management issues involving visual resources.
Knowledge of licensing practice and copyright issues involving visual
images and image collections. Knowledge of art history and acquaintance
with principal languages of art history. Experience with digital
information formats and familiarity with their use and application.
Knowledge of current and coming technologies for cataloging, storing and
disseminating images and of the relevant hardware and software. Active
participation in professional organizations.
Peter P.
Blank
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Deputy
Librarian
(650) 725-1038
Art & Architecture
Library
FAX (650) 725-0140
102 Cummings Art Bldg.
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-2018
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