The Law Library supports the teaching and research mission of the law school by ensuring access to a broad range of legal and other information sources, and through research, legal research instruction and curriculum development support. The Public Services department consists of the Reference and Access Services Departments, which provide library services directly to faculty, students and other library users. As part of the Research Department, the Reference & User Services Librarian employs knowledge of online technologies to support user services within the Law Library. Plays a lead role in maintaining and improving public-facing library systems, including the Law Library's discovery system (online catalog), LibGuides, Institutional repository, study room...

The Social Media and Video Marketing Specialist will be responsible for producing and managing high-quality video and social media content that aligns with the university’s recruitment goals. This role will involve strategic collaboration with Enrollment Management, ensuring content resonates with prospective students, accelerates recruitment efforts, and is optimized based on platform analytics. The specialist’s expertise in video production, digital strategy, and trend analysis will enhance the university’s competitive position in the recruitment landscape, ensuring consistent, professional content delivery across key digital channels.   The projected salary or hourly pay range for this...

Under the general direction of the Assistant Director of Collection Services, the Systems & Electronic Resources Librarian is responsible for configuring and maintaining quality access to electronic resources and services in the Law Library. This includes managing the proper activation and regular maintenance of electronic resources, and their associated bibliographic records, as well as coordinating and troubleshooting proper access and authentication for all electronic resources for Law Library staff and users. This electronic resources management component includes supporting the Library’s participation in the Washington Research Library Consortium’s (WRLC) shared cataloging environment. The Systems & Electronic Resources...

The position is responsible for overseeing the preparation of jurisdictional tax reporting; monitoring tax compliance around the university; maintenance of tax policies, processes and communication; and serving as a resource to the university community on tax matters.   The projected salary or hourly pay range for this position which represents the full range of anticipated compensation is: $100,000 - $105,000. 

Supports all aspects of the mission of the University and the Center for Academic and Career Success, splitting time supporting both the academic side of the house by being the lead monitor of EAB Navigate (the university advising and communication system) triaging usage issues and providing user training and the career side of the house through assistance with budget and purchases as well as requesting rooms and ordering food for staff programming.   The projected salary or hourly pay range for this position which represents the full range of anticipated compensation is:...