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O'Grady Library employs students in Circulation, the Information
Commons,
Instructional Technology, and Technical Services. Detailed position descriptions are available below. There are two types of jobs:
- Work study: open only to Saint Martin's University students who have been awarded
federal work study through financial aid. No previous
library experience required.
- Student labor: this
position has been filled.
O'Grady Library is now accepting Fall 2008 applications.
Please note that the library cannot offer jobs until the university has
set our
final work study allocation. However, positions at
O'Grady Library are sought-after, so we recommend
applying as soon as possible.
The library's
Student Employment Application
can be printed and returned in person to the circulation
desk or by mail to the library's work study coordinator:
Sue Graham
O'Grady Library
Saint Martin's
University
5300 Pacific Ave SE
Lacey, WA 98503.
If you have questions, please contact Sue Graham
at 360-486-8806 or
sgraham@stmartin.edu.
Work study positions
- Circulation assistants provide
courteous and professional service at the circulation desk, processing materials
in the circulation workroom, or shelving materials in the stacks. The successful assistant will be public service oriented with attention to punctuality and dependability.
See Circulation Assistant I for
description and qualifications.
- Information commons assistants assist
patrons with basic reference and computer questions and the general maintenance of the library’s technology equipment. The work schedule is flexible and includes evening and weekend shifts.
See Information
Commons Assistant I for
description and qualifications.
- Instructional technology research assistants work with
the Instructional Designer on research and experimentation with cutting edge digital
technologies to learn about their uses in teaching. The students are required to have some
basic computer skills, curiosity and a desire to experiment with digital media. A working
schedule will be set around the student’s academic needs.
See Instructional
Technology Research Assistant I for
description and qualifications.
- Technical services assistants work behind the scenes in the library to assist in
purchasing, classifying, and preparing books and other library materials for the shelf. The work
environment is quiet, but interactive, and the successful assistant enjoys being busy with a variety of
hands-on and computer tasks. Although library experience is not required, an interest and facility in
detailed work is desirable.
See Technical Services Assistant
I for
description and qualifications.
Student labor positions
- No student labor positions are currently available.
Listing last updated
September 4, 2008.
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