ACRL Anthropology and Sociology Section

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Recruitment Call: ANSS ACJS Liaison, 2022-2025

  • 1.  Recruitment Call: ANSS ACJS Liaison, 2022-2025

    Posted Feb 01, 2022 10:18 AM

    The ACRL Anthropology and Sociology Section (ANSS) is currently seeking applications to serve a three-year term (July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2025) as the ACRL Liaison to the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS). Liaisons are responsible for outreach, education, and communication between ACJS and ACRL to form strong relationships and advance the interests of ACRL and ANSS.

     About ACJS

    "The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) is an international association established in 1963 to foster professional and scholarly activities in the field of criminal justice. ACJS promotes criminal justice education, research, and policy analysis within the discipline of criminal justice for both educators and practitioners. Providing a forum for disseminating ideas related to issues in research, policy, education, and practice within the field, ACJS attributes its success in creating this dynamic professional association to the composition of its membership."

     For more information about the organization, please visit https://www.acjs.org/.

     Liaison responsibilities and expectations:

    • Contact the previous ACRL ANSS ACJS liaison and the current ANSS Liaison Committee Chair for help and information especially about ongoing work and projects.
    • Join and be actively involved in ACJS. Participate in a subject section of ACJS
    • Work to increase collaboration between ACRL ANSS and ACJS by sharing information with members of both organizations via email (minimum) and other impactful communication venues such as presentations at ACJS and ACRL conference on topics of interest to both groups
    • Keep abreast of scholarly interests and other matters that might be pertinent to ACRL/ANSS and academic librarianship
    • Provide annual report on ACJS's meeting and your activities to the ACRL Board, ANSS Chair/Executive Committee, and ANSS Liaison Committee
    • Communicate with the ANSS membership via reports in Currents, virtual meetings, blogs etc. Past reports available at https://acrl.ala.org/anss/index.php/publications/currents/.
    • Attend ACJS (usually in March or April), ALA, and meetings of ANSS, ANSS Liaison Committee, and ACRL Liaisons Assembly Committee, in-person or virtually.
      • You may be able to supplement your institutional funding with ACRL funding. Please note funding request proposals are due the first of August each year for attending meetings in the upcoming year.

     Deadline for Applications: March 15, 2022

     Qualifications

    Required:

    • Current membership in ANSS, ACRL, and ACJS (ACJS may be joined upon appointment)
    • Experience collaborating with criminal justice/criminology faculty and providing assistance to criminal justice/criminology students
    • Interest in coordinating activities to increase interaction between ACJS and ACRL, ability to articulate ideas for collaboration and discuss options for carrying them out.
    • Experience with or interest in outreach and education efforts
    • Excellent leadership abilities and communication skills
    • Financial support to attend the ACJS Annual Conferences for the length of the three-year term, if not fully funded by ACRL
      • Note: ANSS may provide limited, supplemental funding; ACRL Liaison committee reviews funding requests (deadline August 1)

     Desired:

    • Record of serving ANSS and/or ACRL on committees, task forces, etc.
    • Participation in one or more sections of ACJS
    • Advanced degree or graduate coursework in criminal justice/criminology or related areas

     Submission Requirements

    Candidates must submit:

    • A letter of application articulating qualifications and current curriculum vitae (CV) to:

     Selection Process Timeline

    • March 15 - Deadline for applications
    • March 16 – March 31: ANSS Liaison Committee reviews submitted applications and recommends a liaison candidate to the ANSS Executive Board
    • April 1 – April 22: ANSS Executive Board reviews recommendation sand contacts the successful candidate to confirm they are still able to serve
    • April 23 - May 6: ANSS Executive board officially appoints successful candidate
    • April 23 - May 6: ANSS Liaison Committee chair(s) contacts successful and unsuccessful candidates
    • Annual Conference: Selected candidate attends ALA Annual for the start of the 2022-2025 term and is invited to the ANSS Liaison committee meeting and the ANSS Executive Committee meeting

     If you have any questions, please contact Tom Diamond, notted@lsu.edu, ANSS Liaison Committee Chair.

    Thanks,
    Tom Diamond
    LSU Libraries
    notted@lsu.edu

     



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    Tom Diamond
    Collection Services & Business Librarian
    Louisiana State University Libraries
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