Key Job ResponsibilitiesDesigns, develops, delivers, and assesses instruction in a variety of formats to faculty, staff, students, and other patronsServes as a liaison to academic disciplines and/or other campus units providing information on collections, instructional and research support, and library servicesDevelops or coordinates specialized projects or programsInitiates and solicits input to modify policies, procedures, and assessment tools to improve workflows and/or user experiencesDevelops, curates, and manages collectionsAdditional Unique ResponsibilitiesProvides specialized reference and research services in American, foreign, and international law through in‑person, chat, and email reference, including regular service at the reference desk and occasional evening or weekend hoursLeads student outreach through email, social media, student organizations, and collaboration with Student Affairs, Student Success, the Academic Enhancement Program, and other campus partners to support student success and wellbeingParticipates in collection development by selecting print and electronic resources in assigned subject areas, serving on the collection development committee, soliciting faculty and staff input, and promoting collections and services that support teaching and scholarshipRequired EducationALA‑accredited Master's degree in library and information science or significant progress toward degree - requiredJD or significant progress toward degree - requiredRequired QualificationsExperience working in an academic or law libraryFamiliarity with legal research tools and resourcesExperience delivering instruction to groups and individuals through courses, guest lectures, or similar settingsAbility to develop and/or improve library instruction programs and servicesAbility to manage multiple projects and priorities and to meet deadlines in a complex work environmentStrong oral and written communication skills with the ability to engage effectively with diverse audiencesStrong problem‑solving, critical thinking, and organizational skillsAbility to work independently and as part of a teamCommitment to user‑centered serviceAdditional InformationTarget start date for this position is on or around January 1, 2027, but start date is flexible depending on the successful candidate's availability. Located in the city of Madison on an isthmus between two scenic lakes, providing ample opportunity for sailing, kayaking, and water sports in summer and hiking, ice skating, and snow sports in winter, the law building is just a short walk from Lake Mendota, the Wisconsin State Capitol, and the pedestrian‑only State Street with its shops, restaurants, and bistros.