Prepared by

Mary Jane V. Eule

 An academic library is a library that is attached to an academic institution above
the secondary level, serving the teaching and research needs of students and staff.
 These libraries serve two complementary purposes: to support the school's
curriculum, and to support the research of the university faculty and students.
 Instruction and Outreach Librarian  Assistant Librarian

 Online Learning Specialist Librarian  Assistant Professor/Librarian

 Reference and Instruction Librarian  Electronic Resources Librarian

 Scholarly Publications Librarian  Cataloging Librarian

 Serials Librarian  Digital Collections Librarian

 STEM Teaching and Faculty Outreach  Digital Humanities Librarian

Librarian
 “Subject Matter” Librarian
 In library science, special collections is a specific repository or department within a
library that stores materials of a "special" nature, including rare books, archives,
and collected manuscripts.
 The primary function of a special collections department is to keep holdings safe
and secure while remaining accessible.
 Archivist
 Collections Archivist
 Data Management Specialist
 Document Specialist
 Project Archivist
 Records Management Specialist
 Special Collections Librarian
 “Subject Matter” Librarian
 Video and Post Production Specialist
 Data curation is the active, ongoing management of data throughout its life cycle
from creation to archiving or deletion.

 This process involves data analysis, accessibility, and reliable retrieval for research
purposes.
 Analyst
 Curator
 Curator of Manuscripts
 Data Curator
 Data Specialist
 Manager of Archives, Metadata, and Asset Management
 Metadata Librarian
 Records and Information Management
 The term "digital library" encompasses a variety of meanings, including a digitized
collection of material that one might find in a traditional library, or a collection of
digital information and related accessibility/usability services.
 Cloud Support Team Lead
 Digital Assets Manager
 Digital Collections Librarian
 Digital Humanities Librarian
 Digital Projects Librarian
 E-Resources and Collection Assessment Librarian
 Electronic Resources Librarian
 GIS Librarian
 Library Technology and Digital Experience Librarian
 Children's librarianship involves teaching children of all ages how to use a public
library's in-house and online resources.

 Digital youth is an emerging aspect of the field that emphasizes supporting digital
and media literacy among digital natives.
 Children’s Services Librarian
 Collection Development Librarian - Youth Materials
 Library Media Specialist
 Outreach Coordinator
 School Media Specialist
 Teen Services Librarian
 Youth Services Librarian
 A law librarian assists a variety of patrons including attorneys, judges, law students,
legal clerks, and in some cases, the public. Law libraries are found in various legal
settings including law schools, private legal firms, and government libraries.
 Academic Law Librarian
 Government Document Librarians
 Law Librarian
 Law Library Serials Technician
 Law Research Analyst
 Legal Research Librarian
 Reference Librarian
 A public library is a nonprofit library created for the general public and funded with
taxes generated by the government. Public libraries offer programs and media which
meet the specific needs of their community.
 Adult Reader Services Librarian
 Branch Manager
 Cataloging Librarian
 Children and Youth Services Librarian
 Collection Development Librarian
 Digital Initiatives Librarian
 Head of Reference and Information Literacy
 Librarian 1
 Library Development Officers
 Library Director
 Library Learning Resource Center Director
 Metadata Librarian
 Special librarians work in settings other than school or public libraries. These
include law, museum, medical and corporate libraries, and are (generally) funded
privately.
 Content Integration Librarian
 Data Analyst
 Digital Archivist
 Digital Learning Librarian
 Information Specialist
 Library Technician
 Medical Library Coordinator
 Prison Librarian / Corrections
Librarian
 Program Specialist
 Project Manager
 Referencing Services Specialist
 Research Analyst
 Research Librarian
 Theological Librarian
 Wine Librarian
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