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• Identifies, appraises, and acquires historical administrative and academic records in all formats that document the history of Georgia State University, its faculty, staff, students (including student organizations), and community to build and strengthen the University Archives.
• Works with administrative units across campus to ensure records identified as permanent records under the University System of Georgia records schedule are acquired, preserved, and accessible.
• Strategically collects contemporary content that reflects the diverse culture and community of GSU.
• Prioritizes access to university collections by processing collections in all formats and creating public access to materials in ArchivesSpace.
• Conducts oral histories of key faculty and administrators to fill gaps in the official institutional record.
• Engages with student groups to document their activities and history on campus.
• Promotes the history of the institution through reference, outreach activities, and instruction.
• Works with other faculty in the Special Collections & Archives department to research, develop, and design engaging and educational physical and digital exhibits.
• 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.

For more information about Special Collections & Archives at GSU visit  About Special Collections - Georgia State University Library

To learn more about the position and to apply, visit https://facultycareers.gsu.edu/postings/4494