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Please use the revised career posting when applying for the Information Literacy Librarian at Saint Mary's University. This posting details the full requirements of the job. REVISED Saint Mary's University - Patrick Power Library seeks an Information Literacy Librarian to fill a full-time, permanent position. The position reports to the University Librarian, within a collegial working environment. Working collaboratively with other librarians and faculty, this position has responsibility to plan, develop, implement and assess the instructional services program of the Patrick Power Library, within the context of the academic mission of Saint Mary's University. The successful candidate will provide information literacy instruction and support to the University community; coordinate library teaching assignments; liaise with communities of interest; monitor trends and best practices relevant to information literacy, and communicate information about these trends and practices among the Saint Mary's University academic staff. Additional responsibilities will include reference service and departmental collection development liaison. The successful candidate must possess a Master's degree from an ALA-accredited program of library or information science, with three (3) years’ successful, relevant experience and evidence of professional development. Also required are a working knowledge of computer and Web-based applications in reference, information literacy and instructional technology; demonstrated teaching skills; strong communication and interpersonal skills; desktop publishing and Web-authoring abilities. The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to work cooperatively to provide quality service. Appointment is expected to be at the rank of Librarian II. Applications should be sent to: Madeleine Lefebvre, University Librarian, Patrick Power Library, Saint Mary's University Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 3C3 Fax: 902-491-8698 Closing Date: June 25th, 2004 For more information visit: www.smu.ca/administration/library