Social Sciences Librarian Job at Code4lib in Atlanta

The University Library is hiring a forward-thinking and collegial Social Science Librarian (open rank, non-tenure track faculty) to support key areas of research, teaching, and learning in the College of Arts and Sciences, with a particular focus on the Departments of Communication and Political Science (PhD programs), and other programs including Africana Studies and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (Masters programs).

Interested persons from any stage of their career are invited to apply. Working closely with assigned departments and programs in a collaborative and team-based environment, Research & Engagement Librarians provide individual and small-group consultations, workshops, and instruction in information and resource use. Librarians at Georgia State have a strong commitment to student learning and success and are expected to collaborate with library and campus colleagues serving the wide variety of colleges and programs. A desire to learn new skills and explore new areas of expertise is highly valued.

We welcome information professionals eager to partner with faculty in their research and teaching and work with students at all levels in learning the information tools and skills needed to succeed in college and career. The position serves as a member of the library faculty (12-month, non-tenure track), holds faculty rank, and is expected to participate in research, professional development, and service activities as outlined in the University Library’s faculty guidelines. The library is committed to providing exceptional professional development opportunities for its employees. While not required, employees are welcome to further their careers by earning an additional advanced degree, and, in most cases, tuition assistance is available.

Required Education

• Master’s degree in library / information science

Required Experience

This position is eligible for hiring at the ranks listed below. The minimum required experience at each rank is noted below.

Description

The University Library is hiring a forward-thinking and collegial Social Science Librarian (open rank, non-tenure track faculty) to support key areas of research, teaching, and learning in the College of Arts and Sciences, with a particular focus on the Departments of Communication and Political Science (PhD programs), and other programs including Africana Studies and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (Masters programs).

Interested persons from any stage of their career are invited to apply. Working closely with assigned departments and programs in a collaborative and team-based environment, Research & Engagement Librarians provide individual and small-group consultations, workshops, and instruction in information and resource use. Librarians at Georgia State have a strong commitment to student learning and success and are expected to collaborate with library and campus colleagues serving the wide variety of colleges and programs. A desire to learn new skills and explore new areas of expertise is highly valued.

We welcome information professionals eager to partner with faculty in their research and teaching and work with students at all levels in learning the information tools and skills needed to succeed in college and career. The position serves as a member of the library faculty (12-month, non-tenure track), holds faculty rank, and is expected to participate in research, professional development, and service activities as outlined in the University Library’s faculty guidelines. The library is committed to providing exceptional professional development opportunities for its employees. While not required, employees are welcome to further their careers by earning an additional advanced degree, and, in most cases, tuition assistance is available.

Required Education

Required Experience

This position is eligible for hiring at the ranks listed below. The minimum required experience at each rank is noted below.

How to apply

https : / / facultycareers.gsu.edu / postings / 5548

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Published : Friday, June 13, 2025 06 : 23 UTC

Last updated : Friday, June 13, 2025 06 : 23 UTC

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