Visual Resources Curator
Term:
Full-time, 12 months
Reports
to: Director of Technology for Research and Instruction
Description:
The Visual Resources Curator is primarily responsible for developing,
administering and coordinating services associated with the Art History and
other college image collections consisting of slides and digital images and for
providing support for faculty use of visual resources for teaching, learning
and scholarship. Specifically, the Visual Resources Curator will collaborate
and work closely with faculty and other LIS staff to continue the development
of a teaching-based image collection and he/she will coordinate the production
of images including photographing, scanning and cataloging of images. In addition,
he/she will contribute to the development of future digital resource management
initiatives and will identify and assess new technologies and resources.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in relevant field and minimum of three years of relevant work
experience in an academic setting or equivalent combination of education and
experience is required. Master's degree preferred. Solid knowledge of art or
art history and a familiarity with producing, cataloging, classifying and
preserving visual images is essential. Experience with new media, including web
development tools and digital imaging technology and proficiency with
Photoshop, FileMaker Pro and desktop applications including word processing and
spreadsheets is necessary. Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills,
ability to work effectively with diverse groups and a commitment to service are
a must.
To apply: Qualified candidates
should forward a cover letter and resume to: Human Resources,