The Electronic Resources Librarian is responsible for ensuring access to 
commercial and public information resources needed for research and teaching  
at LSU by managing the Libraries' electronic resources and serving as liaison 
to vendors with the Director of Collection Services. This librarian works with 
Director of Collections Services and the Director of Copyright Policy and 
Education on licensing, and will direct a team in collecting usage data for the 
Libraries.

Oversees the process of electronic resources life cycle management including 
activation, maintaining access, and monitoring changes of electronic resources 
for the library; Collaborates with the Director of Collection Services, staff 
in Collection Services and Technology Initiatives in choosing, developing and 
administering an Electronic Resource Management System (ERM) for managing 
electronic resources; With Director of Collection Services, serves as liaison 
to vendors; Maintains awareness of trends and developments in e-resource 
acquisitions and management, and transfers this knowledge to staff across the 
organization; Works with Technology Initiatives staff to ensure that 
e-resources are properly managed through the proxy server for user 
authentication; Fosters a collaborative team-based approach to resolving 
access-related issues submitted through the Library’s Help Ticket system.
Directs a team gathering collection usage data used in annual ARL statistics 
report and IPEDs report; Plays a leadership role in developing tools, measures, 
and techniques to identify, prioritize, design, and implement the assessment of 
 library-wide activities and to communicate this to the Dean, the library and 
the public; Provides assistance in collecting, organizing, and analyzing 
quantitative and qualitative data, including ad hoc analyses and special 
requests; Provides consultation  and technical assistance in using and 
interpreting data; Provides assistance in developing and administering 
assessment surveys and user studies; Provides assistance with developing new 
services and projects.
Assists Copyright Librarian and Director of Collection Services in the license 
review, creation and renewal process for electronic resources by participating 
in vendor negotiations as needed; Applies knowledge of copyright and 
intellectual property principles to ensure that rights of library users are 
protected; Performs other duties as assigned by the Associate Dean for Public 
and Collection Services of LSU Libraries.
Works to meet promotion and tenure requirements for research and service.

Minimum Qualifications:

Master’s (MLIS, MLS) degree from an ALA-accredited program or a master's degree 
with commensurate experience. 3 years working in a library setting. Familiarity 
with the electronic product market and with electronic resources life cycle; 
knowledge of standards including, but not limited to, COUNTER, SUSHI, MARC, 
ISSN, etc.; Demonstrated experience working with statistical analysis tools and 
usage data to conduct data analysis.


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