Law Library Instructor & Research Specialist

Posted 9 days ago

university of illinois chicagoChicago (IL)

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About the role

University of Illinois Chicago’s Louis L. Biro Law Library seeks an Instructor and Reference Librarian to join its team of librarians, providing research services to students, faculty and patrons. The role holds an Instructor rank and reports to the Director of Law Library & Instructional Technology, ideal for an early career librarian. The position involves teaching Advanced Legal Research, offering guidance in the Law School's writing program, and supporting remote access to resources.

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