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Posting No. 50

  1. Position:
    Graduate Library Assistant (GSLA)
  2. Department:
    Gerstein - Reference and Research
  3. Period of Employment:
    Nov 2024 - January 2025
  4. Qualifications:

    Required:
    - A current University of Toronto graduate student with experience analyzing qualitative survey data.

    - Experience using Excel, NVIVO, Zotero

    - Ability to present data and results in an informative and visual way

    - Attention to detail and accuracy

    - Excellent time-management and organizational skills

    Preferred:

    - Master of Information student enrolled in Library and Information Science stream

    - Ability to understand and read French (in addition to English)

    - Interest in survey methodology, analysis

    - Interest in open science, health librarianship, and research data management

    - Experience in quantitative data analysis

  5. Duties:

    This GSLA position will support a dedicated project funded by a CARL Research in Librarianship Grant.

    - Collaborate with CARL research team members to develop and document data coding procedures

    - Assign codes to the data

    - Identify recurring themes

    - Identify and report insights/findings

    - May be asked to prepare presentation on findings

  6. Hours per Week:
    Flexible. Max 24 hours per week
  7. Hourly Rate:
    $30.45, $31.34

University of Toronto Students interested in applying for this position must submit their applications via the Student Job Site available at https://studentjobs.library.utoronto.ca..

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Applications for this position will be accepted until November 19, 2024

This position is in the CUPE Local 1230 - Student Casual Bargaining Unit

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