Instruction Librarian

The instruction librarian is responsible for designing, developing, and delivering library instructional and information literacy content to support courses, while also participating in the assessment of these services to ensure student learning outcomes are met. This role involves creating asynchronous learning objects, providing individual research support, serving as a liaison to academic departments, and participating in collection development and committee work.

The minimum requirement is a master’s degree in library and information science (Mls/Mlis) from an ala-Accredited program, coupled with demonstrated interest, education, or experience in teaching and instructional design. Strong communication, interpersonal skills, and the ability to collaborate effectively in a team environment are also essential.