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Stanford, California, United States

Provides leadership, strategic direction, and support for the development, assessment, and evaluation of the Collections and Discovery area, including Archives and Special Collections, Digital Capture Lab and Conservation, Acquisitions and Discovery, Collection Strategies. Responsible for the $8.7 million Library collections budget, collection development and management, and technical service operations in the context of trends in digital scholarship, open access, scholarly communications, and the development of next-generation resource discovery systems.

San Diego, Ca

Provided leadership, strategic planning and oversight for all programmatic, administrative and operational activities for the department including the California Digial Library (CDL) Acquisitions Unit located at UC San Diego. Managed and provided strategic direction for the $10 million collections budget. Led and managed 28 FTE including hiring, training, evaluating and developing direct and indirect reports. Oversaw all aspects of acquistions related functions for print and electronic resources including local licensing negotiations, library collections budgeting and fiscal management, interlibrary loan and resource sharing.

State College, Pennsylvania Area

Develop strategic directions and provide oversight for a department of 19 FTE; Assist with the management and oversight of $18 million annual materials budget; Manage vendor relationships to successfully negotiate for new resources and coordinate additional support services to increase use of licensed electronic resources by faculty and students; Coordinate and lead multi-million dollar contract negotiations; Serve as Penn State representative to Collection Development/Electronic Resource Officers leadership group and Heads of Acquisitions group for Big Ten Academic Alliance Consortium and Pennsylvania Academic Library (PALCI) Consortium.

Greater Los Angeles Area

Support the development, establishment, and implementation of library scholarly communication efforts, projects and programs, which includes individual and formal classroom outreach to students, faculty, researchers, and staff; Oversee intellectual property issues, including licensing, copyright review, and open access; Supervise 1 Scholarly Communication and 1 Copyright Librarian and 3 FTE who are responsible for electronic resource management activities, such as selection, acquisition, licensing, access, usage statistics and ongoing maintenance of electronic collections; Assist in the management of programs and services such as the Affordable Course Materials Initiative, digitization of local collections, web archiving, and campus participation in eScholarship.

Review and negotiate license agreements to ensure terms meet the CDL model license language and permit the broadest possible access ; Assist the AUL for Collection Management and Scholarly Communication during allocation process for seven campus libraries with a budget of over $14 million; Establish and maintain cooperative vendor/publisher relationships through meetings and by providing regular feedback on issues or problems with suggestions for improvement; Supervise 1 FTE responsible for ordering, invoicing and entering relevant data into the Intota ERM for local and consortia electronic resource purchases.

Greater Los Angeles Area

Supervised, trained and evaluated 5 FTE and 7 student assistants; Implemented new and revised existing shelf-ready programs consulting with Print Acquisitions staff, vendors, Cataloging/Metadata Center staff and the Library Information Technology Department; Assisted in the testing, implementation and training for electronic selection and ordering of print monographs with English and German language book vendors for multiple campus libraries; Communicated with vendors regarding status of orders, receipt of material, financial requirements for electronic payments; Oversaw fund ledgers in the Voyager acquisitions client to ensure commitments and expenditures were accurate.

Greater Los Angeles Area

Hired, supervised, trained and evaluated 6 FTE and students; Processed all rush requests and responded to patron and staff inquiries regarding status of requests; Collected, managed and analyzed monthly statistics; Cataloged monographic materials in all formats using LC or NLM classification, AACR2, LCRIs and Cataloger’s Desktop.

Greater Los Angeles Area

Greater Los Angeles Area

Belmont, Ca

Berkeley, Ca

Master Of Library & Information Science - Mlis

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba