The Instructional Media Librarian develops and maintains the library’s program of asynchronous instructional materials. As a research and instruction librarian, they will teach information literacy skills, provide outreach, and build relationships with students, faculty, and staff, contributing knowledge and creativity to the library, the college, and the profession. 

For inquires on this position, please direct questions to Alyssa Wright (Director of Research, Instruction and Data Services) by email at alyssaw@middlebury.edu

This is a full time, benefits eligible, salaried position with a hiring range of $63,009 - $78,787 per year. The anticipated start date for this position is April 2025.

Core Responsibilities:

Lead the development of the library’s program of asynchronous instructional materials through the entire instructional design cycle: analyze, design, develop, implement, and evaluate. These materials include instructional video, LMS course modules, and tutorials.   Work with the Research, Instruction, and Data services team to develop instructional content, learning and outreach materials that highlight library resources and exhibit universal design principles for accessibility.  Teach research and information literacy skills in the classroom and in one-on-one meetings.  Use knowledge in social science or humanities scholarship, to support student and faculty research.  Build relationships with students, faculty, and staff by providing discipline-specific research advice, information literacy teaching advice, and proactively communicating about relevant resources.   Contribute information about curricular needs to guide decisions about library collections and spaces.   Contribute knowledge and creativity to the library, the college, and the profession by supporting principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion, working cooperatively, participating in campus initiatives, and engaging in scholarly and professional service activities