Graduate Digitization Assistant - Special Collections

Assisting with various aspects of providing access to digital archival materials.
Duties include preparing materials for digitization, managing digitization equipment and software, creating metadata records for scanned materials, performing quality control on images and metadata, communicating with production staff. Other duties as assigned, including transcription of audio-visual materials and description of archival materials. Work will take place at the D. H. Hill Jr. Library.

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Bachelor's degree; Currently attending graduate school.

Current graduate student status with strong writing skills, ability to pay attention to
detail, and work carefully and independently with fragile materials.
This position requires the ability to work with materials where dust or other allergens may be
present.

Understanding of archival collections; experience with Adobe Creative Suite; digital production or digital library experience.
Current enrollment in a graduate program in Library Science, Public History, or Design is highly preferred.

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