[Sigdl-l] ASIST MEMBER/VOLUNTEER NEEDED

[ASIS&T SIG DL]

 ASIST MEMBER/VOLUNTEER NEEDED TO EDIT SCHOLARLY MONOGRAPH SERIES

The American Society of Information Science & Technology (ASIST) is seeking
a volunteer to serve a 3-year renewable term as ASIST Monograph Series
editor, acquiring and developing 3-6 books annually on a range of practical
and theoretical topics in the broad field of information science and
technology. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual who wishes
to take a leadership role in promoting and disseminating innovative
research, practice, and scholarly discourse in the field while making a
significant contribution to his or her professional association.

The ideal candidate is an ASIST member with strong academic credentials
including a Ph.D in library and information science or related discipline;
a good grasp of and interest in historic, contemporary, and emerging topics
and trends in the field; excellent personal and professional reading
habits; an appreciation for the role of authors, editors, and publishers in
advancing knowledge and understanding; a record of academic rigor in
writing for publication; strong communication, language, and networking
skills; the ability to identify, motivate, and mentor promising and
established authors and editors; the ability to prioritize and meet
deadlines; and the vision, energy, and dedication needed to grow a small
but highly regarded imprint into a leading program of publications for
scholars, students, and other stakeholders in library and information
science and technology.

The ASIST monograph series is published in print and digital (ebook)
formats on behalf of ASIST by Information Today, Inc. (ITI) with royalties
from sales accruing to the benefit of the association. Examples of current
titles can be found at books.infotoday.com/asist/.

For more information or to apply contact:
John B. Bryans
Editor-in-Chief & Publisher
Book Publishing Division
Information Today, Inc.
609/654-6266, x134
jbryans at infotoday.com
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