Skip to main content
Arizona State Library Logo

Main menu

  • Home
  • About
    • Volunteering Opportunities
      • Volunteer at the Arizona Talking Book Library
    • Boards and Commissions
    • Contact Us
  • Branches
    • Archives & Records Management
      • Accessing Arizona Public Records
      • Conservation Disaster Recovery
      • Programs, Training, and Presentations
      • Records Center Services
        • Records Warehouse and Vault
      • Research at the Archives
        • Ancestry.com Arizona
        • Arizona State Agency Records and Publications
        • Genealogy Collection
          • Genealogy Information Portals
          • Ten Basic Steps to Researching Your Family Tree
        • Maps at the Arizona State Archives
        • Photograph Collections
          • Photograph Collection List
        • Arizona Women's Hall of Fame
      • Retention Schedules, Forms, Standards, Guidance and FAQs
        • Forms and Approvals
        • Guidance, Standards and Statutes
        • Retention Schedules
      • Contact
    • Arizona Talking Book Library
    • E-Rate
    • Library Development
      • Arizona Center for the Book
      • Arizona Reading Program
      • Contact Library Development
      • Continuing Education
        • Arizona State Library Leadership Institute
        • Arizona State Library Summer Institute
        • Get Involved Collaborative
        • Scholarships
        • Library Support Staff Certification
      • Library Directory
      • Grants
      • Library Services & Technology Act (LSTA) Funding
      • Programs, Services and Tools
      • State Grants-in-Aid (SGIA)
    • State of Arizona Research Library
      • Legislative Assistance and Resources
      • Patent and Trademark Resources
      • State Publications
      • State of Arizona Research Library Policies
      • Arizona Collection
      • Arizona Newspapers
      • Federal Agency Publications and Information
      • Legal Resources
      • Research Center
        • Voting Rights Timeline
      • Research for State Employees
  • Collections
    • Digital Arizona Library (DAZL)
      • Resources for Learners
        • Elementary Students
        • High School and Junior High
        • Research Topics
      • Arizona Almanac
      • Reading Arizona eBooks
      • Arizona Maps Online
      • Arizona Government
        • State Agency Histories
        • Historic Election Materials
        • Documents Leading to Statehood
        • Historic Arizona Legislatures
      • Arizona Historic Digital Newspapers
      • Arizona Memory Project
      • Arizona Research Topics
      • Online Reference Resources
    • Arizona State Knowledge (ASK)
    • Arizona Talking Book Library Online Catalog
    • Braille and Audio Reading Download
    • Research Library Catalog
  • Events
  • Services
    • Library Directory
    • Jobline
    • Newsletter
    • Retention Schedules
  • Home
  • Acquisitions Librarian
Please excuse our site and file changes as we transition to Secretary Fontes.

Acquisitions Librarian

Post Date: 
Wednesday, November 16, 2022
Closing Date: 
Wednesday, December 7, 2022
Institution Name: 
ASU Arizona State University Library
Job Location: 
Mesa
Job URL: 
Visit website for more Job & Application details

Please refer to their website for accuracy and up-to-date details.

ASU Library seeks an enthusiastic early career professional to join our Acquisitions and Accounting team in providing essential services to connect our researchers and learners with the collections resources they need to succeed. Reporting to the senior Acquisitions Librarian and Team Lead, Acquisitions and Accounting, this position coordinates and maintains core acquisitions functions, including: bibliographic searching, ordering, receiving, invoice processing, and canceling and claiming of collection materials in all formats. The Acquisitions Librarian also monitors budget lines, creates reports, analyzes statistical data regarding acquisitions operations, and serves as an acquisitions liaison to a variety of Library personnel, other ASU departments, and vendors as assigned. This librarian contributes to team governance and general management activities, and will be supported in developing enhanced professional knowledge and skills relevant to acquisitions librarianship. The Acquisitions Librarian fulfills the responsibilities expected of Academic Professionals on Continuing Appointment track, including accomplishments concerning position effectiveness, professional contributions, and service.

A center of energy, imagination and innovation, the ASU Library is home to eight library facilities across four ASU campus locations – providing students and faculty access to millions of information resources, world-class collections, outstanding study spaces, advanced data centers and a suite of makerspaces. Serving as a critical gateway to ASU’s research and knowledge enterprise, the ASU Library works to collaborate, educate and innovate across disciplines, communities and technologies, while leveraging key research, learning and engagement opportunities that are unique to ASU. A strong supporter of student success and a critical partner in realizing the New American University mission of access, excellence and impact, the ASU Library is a space of potentiality, out of which many futures can be built and of which none are excluded. More information about the library can be found at lib.asu.edu.

Qualifications

Minimum

  • Master’s degree in library and/or information science from an American Library Association accredited program
  • A statement addressing how your past and/or potential contributions to social justice, diversity, equity and/or inclusion will advance ASU Library’s commitment to inclusive excellence.

Preferred

  • Professional or paraprofessional acquisitions experience in a library
  • Experience with project management
  • Experience with automated acquisitions, library services platforms and/or integrated library systems
  • Experience ordering materials using online sources
  • Familiarity with current literature on publishing trends, including electronic resources and out-of-print markets.
  • Demonstrated problem solving and/or analytical skills
  • Supervisory and/or training experience
  • Working knowledge of one or more languages other than English

 

Jobline

Jobline Information

About Jobline

Jobline lists available library and information science positions in Arizona libraries, archives, museums and records management.

Post a Job

To post a job on Jobline, please send the job information (a link/URL, is preferred, to where the job is posted online for your institution) to the Webmaster. Standard .txt file or Microsoft .doc/x if including an attachment. If there are more than one jobline requests, please consolidate jobs into one email. Default closing date is 3 weeks.

There is no cost to post.

Please allow at least 3 business days for jobs to be posted.

Repost

If the job has been listed previously, please indicate the job ID used when you received a job confirmation email.
Sample: azlibrary.gov/jobline/job/1234
Or reply to the confirmation email.

Disclaimer

The Arizona State Library is not responsible for the content or accuracy of the postings and does not conduct any inquiries or monitor the listings.

 

 

 

Arizona State Seal
Contact Us
Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records
Multiple Locations
See Contact Us Page
Map Image

Footer Nav

  • Statewide Policies
  • Site Map
  • Website Policies
  • Contact Us
  • Staff Login