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Keyano College's Library Services is currently seeking a Student Assistant to join our dynamic team, starting July 2, 2026 and ending on or before August 30, 2026. As a student library assistant, you will be working at the Library Services counter, where you will be providing service to all library users.
Job Responsibility
Assisting patrons with basic reference services and providing referrals
Maintain knowledge of the library's databases and online resources to assist users and record library statistics
Conducting shelf-reading, searching for lost and missing items, and circulating and reshelving library materials
Maintain the cleanliness of the library space and computer lab
Uphold library policies and procedures, maintain knowledge of college services and events, and promptly communicate any issues or concerns
Complete opening and/or closing procedures if needed
Participate in team meetings and planning sessions and represent the Library at outreach events
Requirements
Must be a current Keyano College student and legally allowed to work on-campus
Demonstration of strong research abilities, including search and information evaluation strategies
Outstanding interpersonal and intercultural skills
Experience with variety of technology and online platforms (e.g., computer operating systems, OneDrive, Microsoft Office Suite, Google Docs, Canva, etextbook publisher platforms, and digital tools such as Foxit and Adobe PDF, etc.)
A commitment to promoting the Library's Decolonization and Indigenization, as well as Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) values and endeavours
Ability to work a variety of shifts (a minimum of 3 hours in length), including mornings, afternoons, and evenings Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturdays
User-Centered Disposition – a demonstrated ability to meet library users at their point of need, with empathy, adaptability, and demonstrated active listening skills and problem-solving abilities
Collaborative team-player
Nice to have
Knowledge of Library of Congress and Dewey Decimal classification systems
Strong knowledge of and experience using academic databases and library resources, including the Keyano Library's Discovery Service
Strong knowledge and experience using Keyano required technology and platforms (e.g., Self-Service, Keyanomail, Moodle, Respondus, etc.)
Minimum one year of post-secondary education completed
Previous Library experience (public or academic)
Knowledge of Protection of Privacy Act (PoPA) and Access to Information Act (ATIA)