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----------------------------Original message---------------------------- I think your salary range is at least HALF of what it should be. I think the CAA recommends that you hire someone with an M.L.S. or a Ph.D in Art History into such a position. Sue Maberry Louise Kulp wrote: > ----------------------------Original message---------------------------- > Dear Colleagues, > > I must do some FAST, informal research, so I pose this question to > you all: > Do any of you have (or know of) a full-time visual resource curator > position with a pre-tax annual salary in the $15,000-17,000 range? > > Here's background and some stats to put my question in context for > you, and to make the answers as relevant and useful as possible for me: An > upgrade for my position from part time to full time is imminent. That's > the good news. The bad news is that it's looking like the salary is > expected to fall in the above-stated range. Franklin & Marshall is a > small, private liberal arts college with a student body of about 1800. The > slide library is in the Art Department; slide librarian reports to the > dept. chair. An advanced degree in a relevant subject area is required. > The slide collection has slightly over 100,000 images and serves six > professors (three art historians/three studio artists). The college offers > both Art History and Studio Art majors. > > As I said, my survey is necessarily quick and informal, but I think > it will prove useful to me over the next several days... > > With deep appreciation, > > Louise > > Louise Kulp > Slide Librarian > Art Department > Franklin & Marshall College > P.O. Box 3003 > Lancaster, PA 17604-3003 > 717/291-4242 > [log in to unmask] -- ____________________________________________ Sue Maberry, Director of Library Otis College of Art & Design, 9045 Lincoln Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90045 310 665-6925 FAX: 310 665-6998 email: [log in to unmask]