[Asis-l] Vacancy for Head of Oxford Digital Library

James Allan james.allan at ouls.ox.ac.uk
Tue Nov 26 11:16:18 EST 2002


Oxford University Library Services
Systems & Electronic Resources Service
Head of Oxford Digital Library
Academic Related Grade 5, Salary £35,251 - £39,958 p.a.

With the recent departure of the first Head of Oxford Digital Library,
Dr Norbert Lossau, to take up the post of University Librarian at
Bielefeld, we are now seeking to appoint his successor.

The Oxford Digital Library has recently been established as a key
component in the implementation of a comprehensive e-strategy for Oxford
University Library Services.  Three major objectives have been: the
conversion of the Bodleian Photographic Studio into an on-demand
digitization service; new support for teaching and research activities;
and a significant production stream of digitized material, based on
Oxford's traditional holdings.

The Head of Oxford Digital Library is responsible for the planning,
development and management of the Oxford Digital Library.  We seek an
exceptional individual with considerable knowledge and experience of
digital resource management, research libraries and their needs, and the
wide range of technical, managerial, legal and financial issues of
creating, delivering and preserving scholarly digital material.  S/he
should have the energy and vision to direct the formation of the Oxford
Digital Library rapidly and effectively, and should be capable of
representing the Oxford University Library Services at the very highest
level.

To discuss this post informally, please telephone David Price, +44 1865
280048.

Further particulars and application forms may be obtained from Melanie
Mclellan, Systems & Electronic Resources Service, Oxford University
Library Services, SERS Building, Osney Mead, Oxford OX2 0ES, (Tel: +44
1865 280040; Fax: +44 1865 204937; Email: melanie.mclellan at sers.ox.ac.uk
), or from http://www.sers.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/.  The closing date for
completed applications is 23rd December 2002.





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