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Digitization Coordinator

Open until December 1, 2025

The Chester Fritz Library at the University of North Dakota invites applications for the position of Digitization Coordinator. The successful candidate will manage digitization projects for Chester Fritz Library and its patrons, producing high-quality digital versions of analog documents and materials. As the coordinator for the Chester Fritz Library’s digitization program they will be responsible for supervising student workers and ensuring all digital documents produced meet relevant accessibility standards. They will work closely with other units in the UND Libraries including Special Collections and UND Art Collections.

Chester Fritz Library plays an integral part in supporting research at the University of North Dakota, an R1 research institution offering undergraduate, master’s and doctoral programs in a wide variety of fields including law, medicine, aerospace studies, engineering and the liberal arts. The University of North Dakota is a rapidly growing institution, having achieved record enrollment in 2025.

This is a full-time, permanent position with a competitive salary and excellent benefits including full health insurance and retirement plan. To learn more and apply, see the full Digitization Coordinator position description. Applications open until December 1st.

Please contact Zeineb Yousif with questions. 

Student Employment

Check available positions using the UND careers page

• To limit the search to the library, select "Chester Fritz Library" from the "Department" section in the left side filters
•  Work study positions require work study funding, but institutional jobs are open to anyone.

Approximately 100 students are employed by the Chester Fritz Library each year. Student responsibilities may include the following (depending upon area assigned):

• Answering Questions from other students at the Knowledge Commons;
• Helping other students locate books and journal articles;
• Graphic design and layout;
• Developing messaging for marketing library services and programs;
• Sharing content and updates on social media;
• Assisting librarians in teaching, developing teaching materials, and updating research guides;
• Checking out and Shelving books;
• Assisting in administrative offices;
• Assisting in Ordering and processing new books and journals to add to the library collections;
• Developing and hosting events for students to promote the libraries;
• Assisting library users with printing or computer resources;
• Other needed assignments

Applicants must be motivated, pay attention to details, display excellent interpersonal skills, and be able to work both independently and in a team environment. Some positions may require only daytime hours.