Part-Time Library Assistant: Circulation, Serials, Interlibrary Loan
Cardinal Stafford Library
Saint John Vianney Seminary
Job Description
This position serves as the person with primary responsibility for managing the daily circulation functions of the integrated library system (ILS).
- Deliver top-notch customer service while serving at the main information service point for the Library.
- Assist as a team player in Interlibrary Loan services to the Seminary Community.
- Provide support in managing and coordinating the print collections and resources.
- Assist in supervision of non-paid, volunteer work in the Library.
Work Schedule: This position is flexible within the open hours of the Library Monday-Friday. Typical hours for this position are 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. or 12:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. (4 hours per day; 20 hours per week)
The Community
St. John Vianney Theological Seminary is a Colorado nonprofit corporation comprising three divisions: 1) Priestly Formation; 2) Lay Formation which includes the Denver Catholic Biblical and Catechetical Schools; and, 3) Diaconate Formation – St. Francis School for Deacons. These three divisions are supported by the Cardinal Stafford Library and our Kitchen staff. St. John Vianney Theological Seminary contracts with the Archdiocese of Denver for Accounting, Human Resource, Information Technologies, and, Facilities Maintenance support. Additionally, Development Services are contracted through The Catholic Foundation Alliance Group.
HR Info
Direct questions to:
Stephen Sweeney
Director of the Library | St John Vianney Theological Seminary
Denver, CO
stephen.sweeney@archden.org
Finalists will be screened for Education, Employment, and Criminal Background
The employer requires an application (application form located at archden.org/careers-http://archden.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Application-for-Employment-Archdiocese-of-Denver-09-21-2016.pdf),resume, and cover letter sent via email no later than 5/25/18 to: careers@archden.org (Please include “Applicant-PT Library Assistant-Circulation in the subject line)