Staff (non-academic) and Librarian positions are posted on the Cornell University Careers web page. Cornell University is one of the largest and most diverse institutions in the Ivy League. Be sure to check out Cornell's Best Employer Awards. Hiring supervisors will receive applications electronically and will collect them until they feel they have a sufficient pool of applicants. The hiring supervisor will contact job candidates for an interview if they feel the qualifications are in-line with their requirements. If you have questions regarding the status of your application, please contact Lyndsi Prignon, Director of Library Human Resources, at lra8@cornell.edu. We have compiled some helpful links to assist with those considering a career at Cornell.
Student Employment
Employing several hundred students each year, Cornell University Library is one of the largest employers of students on campus. Due to its size and scope, the Library offers a wide range of scheduling possibilities as well as diverse work opportunities. Positions may range from assisting with accounting, access services, acquisitions and inputting, development, facilities, human resources, photocopying, shipping, or web development/maintenance. Some departments seek foreign language proficiency, while others may find a student with an interest in music, art, or computer skills a great fit.
Information for student employees
The majority of student jobs have been filled by departmentsfor this academic year. Additional postings may develop throughout the year, so please check http://studentemployment.cornell.edu/jobs for the most up-to-date information.