Basic knowledge of library classification systems is desired. Applicants should be familiar with a variety of information sources and formats, and with issues regarding information provision, including management of information organization. A reference librarian, a help desk director, a information technology trainer would all make good mentors for this class. Gary Burnett Applicants must have experience as writers in a technical field, and an understanding of the formal and content requirements of a variety of technical documents, including technical instructions, proposals, and project reports. Preference will be given to applicants with experience as teachers of writing, particularly of technical writing.
Experience providing advice and guidance on research interests and assignments is preferred.
Applicants should be prepared to follow current events related to business, public policy, media, and technology. Experience providing advice and guidance on research interests and assignments is preferred. Applicants should be prepared to follow current events related to business, public policy, media, and technology. Also preferable is an understanding of major concepts in information technology provision. Previous teaching, mentoring, or tutoring experience is highly desirable.