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Research Archivist
Library Specialist II
Position #130
Minimum Salary $27,323

The Archives Research Services Branch of the Library of Virginia is seeking an experienced Archivist with outstanding patron-services skills to assist state and local government officials, specialized researchers and correspondents, and the general public by interpreting, evaluating, and analyzing their research needs.  The Public Service Archivist will apply knowledge of Virginia history, historiography, and the holdings of the archives in order to provide information necessary to answer inquiries and to make available the archival records of the Commonwealth.

The successful candidate will have a Master's degree in US History, American Studies, or Library Science with an emphasis in archives administration, or ACA certification and formal experience in an archival institution; considerable knowledge of Virginia or US history; of historical and genealogical research methodology; of maps and their research use; and of archival theory and practice.  The position also requires demonstrated ability to provide reference services in an archival repository, to speak in public and to write effectively, to plan and carry out projects and prepare publications, and to direct the work of others.  Must be able to work with the public on a sustained basis and as a team member.  An equivalent combination of training and experience may substitute for educational requirements.  Rotating Saturday public-service hours required.  Must pass a security background check. 


The Library of Virginia fosters an open, team-oriented work environment and is seeking individuals who value this approach.  To apply, submit a completed Virginia Employment Application Form for Position #130 to Jacquie O'Connor, The Library of Virginia, 800 E. Broad St., Richmond, VA 23219.  Phone 804-692-3586 or FAX 804-692-3587.  Virginia Employment Application forms are available online at http://jobs.state.va.us/eo_appl.htm.  Please visit the Library's website at http://www.lva.lib.va.us/.  

Applicants who apply for position #130 will also be considered for position #143
 
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Research Archivist
Library Specialist II
Position #143
Minimum Salary $27,323

The Archives Research Services Branch of the Library of Virginia is seeking an experienced Archivist with outstanding patron-services skills to assist state and local government officials, specialized researchers and correspondents, and the general public by interpreting, evaluating, and analyzing their research needs.  The Public Service Archivist will apply knowledge of Virginia history, historiography, and the holdings of the archives in order to provide information necessary to answer inquiries and to make available the archival records of the Commonwealth.

The successful candidate will have a Master's degree in US History, American Studies, or Library Science with an emphasis in archives administration, or ACA certification and formal experience in an archival institution; considerable knowledge of Virginia or US history; of historical and genealogical research methodology; of maps and their research use; and of archival theory and practice.  The position also requires demonstrated ability to provide reference services in an archival repository, to speak in public and to write effectively, to plan and carry out projects and prepare publications, and to direct the work of others.  Must be able to work with the public on a sustained basis and as a team member.  An equivalent combination of training and experience may substitute for educational requirements.  Rotating Saturday public-service hours required.  Must pass a security background check. 

The Library of Virginia fosters an open, team-oriented work environment and is seeking individuals who value this approach.  To apply, submit a completed Virginia Employment Application Form for Position #143 to Jacquie O'Connor, The Library of Virginia, 800 E. Broad St., Richmond, VA 23219.  Phone 804-692-3586 or FAX 804-692-3587.  Virginia Employment Application forms are available online at http://jobs.state.va.us/eo_appl.htm.  Please visit the Library's website at http://www.lva.lib.va.us/.  


 Applicants who apply for position #143 will also be considered for position #130

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Local Records Archivist
Library Specialist II
Position #164
Minimum Salary $27,323


The Collection Management Services Division of the Library of Virginia is seeking an experienced Local Records Archivist.  This position will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, describing, cataloging, and preserving archival and manuscript collections in order to promote universal patron access to the documentary heritage of the Commonwealth and its citizens.  Daily responsibilities include ensuring the proper identification, arrangement, description, and conservation of moderately complex and complex chancery and miscellaneous records comprising the records of Virginia's Circuit Courts using acceptable professional standards and materials to ensure effective use of local records collections by the patrons of the Library of Virginia and various government entities.

The successful candidate will have a Masters degree in U.S. History, Library Science, or related field and formal training in archives administration preferred.  Experience as an archivist at an entry level preferred.  Considerable knowledge of archival standards, theory, and practice, in addition to Virginia state and local history and legal processes. Working knowledge of standard archival conservation guidelines and the ability to analyze, arrange, and describe collections accurately.  Demonstrated experience in examining chancery papers, analyzing information therein, and indexing pertinent data.  Must be able to communicate effectively, orally and in writing, and to work as an effective member of a team.  Must pass a security background check. 


The Library of Virginia fosters an open, team-oriented work environment and is seeking individuals who value this approach.  To apply, submit a completed Virginia Employment Application Form for Position #164 to Jacquie O'Connor, The Library of Virginia, 800 E. Broad St., Richmond, VA 23219.  Phone 804-692-3586 or FAX 804-692-3587.  Virginia Employment Application forms are available online at http://jobs.state.va.us/eo_appl.htm.  Please visit the Library's website at http://www.lva.lib.va.us/.  
 
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