Dean of Library & Archives
confidentialNew York (NY)
About the role
Dean of Library & Archives
About the Company:
Reputable private women's liberal arts university Industry Higher Education Type Educational Institution Founded 1889 Employees 1001-5000 Categories Education Miscellaneous Professional Services Continuing Education Higher Education
About the Role:
The Company is in search of a Dean for its Library and Archives, a pivotal role that demands an innovative and strategic leader. The successful candidate will be responsible for providing intellectual, operational, and visionary leadership for the library, ensuring that its mission and goals are in alignment with the institution's overall vision. This role is particularly significant as it comes at a time of transformation in higher education and the library sector. The Dean will be tasked with developing and implementing a future-focused vision for the library, supporting a culture of interdisciplinary collaboration, and advocating for the resources necessary to enhance research, teaching, and learning. Applicants for the Dean position at the company's Library and Archives should have a proven track record in academic librarianship, with a focus on digital and interdisciplinary environments. The role requires a deep understanding of current issues in the field, including information services, digital libraries, scholarly communication, and strategic planning. The ideal candidate will be a strong leader, capable of managing a complex organization with integrity and respect, and will be committed to open communication and consultative leadership. Strong interpersonal, problem-solving, and decision-making skills are essential, as is the ability to work effectively with a diverse team of faculty and staff. Hiring Manager Title Provost and Dean of Faculty Functions Education/Academic Administration
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