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Correction in posting
Thanks to the eagle eyes of Shannon Zachary an important hyphen
was removed during the during the cut and paste operation The correct
posting is below
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Assistant Book Conservator
Main Function.
Under the Book Conservator, the Assistant Book Conservator is
responsible for the conservation treatment of rare and unique library
materials, generally those requiring individual treatment. Performs
complex conservation treatment on rare/unique materials, consisting of:
analysis and replication of historic structures, conservation of paper
and parchment via aqueous and chemical treatment, re-sewing in a variety
of styles, leather and vellum rebinding/binding restoration, gold and
blind tooling. Assists in the preparation of rare/unique materials for
exhibition. Assists the Book Conservator in arranging workflow and
treatment identification with the Conservation Liaison and curatorial
staff. Participates in the general training and education, consultancy,
and internship programs of the Department. Works closely with other staff
of the Department on overall conservation planning and program
development.
Knowledge/Experience Requirements.
Associate's degree with 2-3 years experience or equivalent
combination
required. Bachelor's degree preferred.
Extensive knowledge of book and manuscript conservation techniques as
evidenced by: degree/diploma in conservation, apprenticeship completion
certificate, or other verifiable certification of advanced training and
education, and a minimum of two years experience beyond training. Good
oral and written communication skills. Ability to impart knowledge to
others.
Salary dependant upon level of experience but a minimum of $28,000. For
further information, contact John F. Dean (607)255-9687, or Michele Brown
(607)255-2484.
Please send a cover letter and resume to Deb Shigley, Department of Human
Resources, Room 235, Olin Library, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
14853.