The University of California, Berkeley, is looking for an experienced, comprehensive and cooperative leader to work as head of public services at the Pancruit Library. The head of public services, while providing reports to the deputy director, provides a team in establishing an approach to reaching public services, giving priority to groups with groups and removing barriers that prevent access to welcoming researchers from campus and national and international societies to work with special groups in Berkeley. The head of public services, who works with members of the public services team, facilitates access in the reading room, classrooms, and virtual researchers, redesign workflow and implement new tools to increase operational event, deepen cooperation within Bancroft and with colleagues via the library. The head of the public services will lead the team responsible for the reading room, education, reference, group management, stack management with five direct reports and about nine indirect reports, project employees, trainees and student employees to ensure the widest possible arrival to the Bancroft groups. The head of public services is a major member of the Bancroft High Command team and is closely cooperating with the head of technical services and the main partners throughout the library on the creation and implementation of Bancroft and UC Berkeley, library goals and initiatives, delivery, cooperation, cooperation, cooperation, delivery, delivery, delivery, delivery, delivery, cooperation, transparency.

Stop title: Participant of the library secretary, job status, or possible job status

Salary range: UC academic scales determine the minimum wage, which is determined by rank and salary point at the appointment. Review the following table (tables) to see the current salary scale (scale) for this position: https://www.ucop.edu/acade feature- Peersonel-Programs/_files/2024-25/july-2024-Scales/t26-a.pdf. A reasonable estimate of this position is $ 98,667 -125402 dollars.

The percentage of percentage: 100 %

Expected start: As soon as July 2025, the start date is flexible.

Duration of the situation: This is a full -time professional date.

Open date: June 17, 2025

The following review date: Wednesday, July 16, 2025 at 11:59 pm (Pacific time)

It was submitted by this date to ensure complete consideration by the committee.

Final date: Monday, 1 September, 2025 at 11:59 pm (Pacific time)
Applications will continue to be accepted until this date, but those that were received after the review date will be considered unless the position is not held yet.

the environment

The California University Library in Berkeley is a world famous research and teaching facility in one of the first public university in the country. A very varied and intellectual environment, Berkeley serves a community on the campus of 33,070 university students, 12,812 graduate students, and 1525 colleges. The library includes 20 university campus libraries, including Doe/Mofitt libraries, Bancing Library, CV Starr East Asian and many specialized libraries for the topic. With a group of more than 12 million volumes and budget groups in excess of $ 15 million, the library offers wide groups in all coordinates and strong services to link users to groups and build their research skills. Discover more about our collections and services on UC Berkeley Library.

Berkeley, Berkeley, is one of the largest libraries and most used for rare materials in the West. Its holdings include more than 800,000 volumes, 210 million manuscripts, 9 million photographs and other graphic materials, 86,000 shapes of microphore, 9.4 million digital files, and 25,000 maps, in addition to many other categories of unique materials. The two largest groups are the Bancroft Group of the Western and Latin American and Rare Books collection. Magnes collection of art and Jewish life is also part of Bancroft Holdings. The Bancroft Library is home to three research groups: oral history center (formerly the regional mouth history office), Mark Twain papers, and the Tebtuunis Papyri Center. The Bancroft Library is an active teaching and research center. Supporting programs about 30 campus sections annually, it escalates a regular series of public exhibitions, round table lectures and open homes.

For additional information, please visit the Bancript Library website.

Responsibilities

• The Bancript Public Services Team leads and manages by developing and clarifying the vision and strategic guidance, supervising daily operations and private projects, placing priorities, coordinating work within the department and with other units in Bancroft and the broader UC Berkeley Library system.
• They rent, trains, and run a team of six professional employees, as well as project employees, trainees and students for public services jobs. Public services work (for example, reference, research services, teaching) coordinated by employees in other departments.
• Supervising the reading room operations at the Bancroft Library, including the reference at the site and the phenomenon, duplication, trading, maintenance of maintenance, and maintenance stack, ensuring the widest possible access to the Bancript groups.
• It coordinates and develops access and use policies for private groups. He cooperates with the deputy director of development and implementation of security policies and procedures.
• It cooperates with the deputy director, head of technical services, the public services team, and colleagues of the main library to explore, propose and implement new service models and technologies that facilitate the discovery, access and use of private groups.
• Collects and analyzes data and statistics that contribute to understanding trends in the research and teaching of the group to inform the improvements in services and programs.
• The Bancroft Fellowship, including promotion and communication with the application process, managing the selection committee, budget management, and support for Bancript colleagues during their stay.
• It works in the department, library and/or committees at the university level, work teams or work groups.
• It contributes to the national and international reputation of the Bancroft Library and the UC Berkeleg Library through professional research, service and cooperation with colleagues and appropriate organizations.
• Maintains updated, professional, current and best practices in higher education, academic libraries, private groups, information and educational technology, to encourage innovation and ensure excellence in public services in Bancroft.

The UC Berkeleg Library trustees are expected to participate in planning and governance at the library level, and actively work in the joint decision -making environment. Progress is partially dependent on professional contributions that go beyond the basic task; The successful candidate will present evidence or promise of such contributions to the library, the university campus, the UC system and the profession.

The California University Library in Berkeley is committed to supporting and encouraging respect and sympathy, and caring for a culture as all employees flourish. The library is looking for candidates who admit and appreciate each other’s contributions, experiences and achievements, and will strive to provide fair access to a variety of groups and services. For more information, please see the UC Berkeley Library statement for values.

This library secretary site is not represented in a compromise unit and is covered by the Academic Personnel Directory at the University of California (APM).

Library Trustees are entitled to obtain the appropriate professional development leave, vacations leave, and disease leave, and all other advantages granted to academic employees who are not faculty members. The university has an excellent retirement system and sponsors a variety of collective health, teeth, vision and life insurance in addition to other advantages.

Pantroft Library website: https://www.lib.berkeleg

UC Berkeley Library website: https://www.lib.berkeley.edu

UC Berkeley Library statement of values: https://www.lib.berkeleg

Basic qualifications (Required at the time of application)

Additional qualifications(Required at the time of start)

• Five years of expertise as a library secretary in preparing a private group library.
• Leading experience at least two years includes supervisory responsibilities in preparing the academic library.

Favorite qualifications

• A master’s degree from ALA or equivalent international degree.
• Experience in work in an academic library that supports students and faculty members with educational needs.
• Commitment to support fair access to a variety of groups and services
• Show a strong commitment to user -focused services for all electoral districts
• The commitment to the values ​​of the library showed: cooperation and society, shares and inclusion, learning and growth, openness and transparency through their actions and behaviors.
• Experience in choosing appropriate works to work as part of a permanent reference group.
• Experience with the AEEN and/or/or with an integrated library system, ArchivessPace, Springshare tools including Libanswes and Libguides.
• Analytical and excellent skills between people and communication.
• Practical knowledge of North America, Latin America, British, European and cultural history.
• Experience, analysis and participation of statistical evidence related to private group operations. “
• The ability to work in languages ​​other than English (Spanish favorite).

The Bancript Library is interested in finding the best job candidate and admits that the successful candidate may be who comes from a less traditional background. We encourage you to apply, even if not all qualifications/experiences mentioned above are not fulfilled.

Document requirements

• CV – recently updated CV
• cover letter

Reference requirements

• 3-5 Required (contact information only)

Link app:https://aprecruit.berkeleg

Contact help: Richard.brown@berkelegi.edu