Inclusive Hiring in Academic Libraries: A Qualitative Analysis of Attitudes and Reflections of Search Committee Members

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Main Authors: Houk, Kathryn, Nielsen, Jordan
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2023
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Nielsen, Jordan
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Nielsen, Jordan
Houk, Kathryn
Nielsen, Jordan
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contents Inclusive Hiring in Academic Libraries: A Qualitative Analysis of Attitudes and Reflections of Search Committee Members Houk, Kathryn Nielsen, Jordan Academic Libraries Personnel Selection Inclusion Search Committees (Personnel) Attitudes Interviews Barriers Librarians Library Personnel Recruitment Influences Campuses Academic librarian hiring processes are designed to allow hiring institutions to learn about candidates through a multiple-round process, but often these processes are not designed with the candidates in mind. This paper uses a qualitative approach to interpret and understand how the attitudes of search committee members shape on-campus interview practices, with a particular focus on how interview practices create barriers to inclusivity. Library employees who recently served on academic librarian hiring committees were recruited to respond to a questionnaire, and a text analysis of responses to open-ended questions was performed to identify themes in academic librarian hiring.
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spellingShingle Inclusive Hiring in Academic Libraries: A Qualitative Analysis of Attitudes and Reflections of Search Committee Members
Houk, Kathryn
Nielsen, Jordan
Academic Libraries
Personnel Selection
Inclusion
Search Committees (Personnel)
Attitudes
Interviews
Barriers
Librarians
Library Personnel
Recruitment
Influences
Campuses
Inclusive Hiring in Academic Libraries: A Qualitative Analysis of Attitudes and Reflections of Search Committee Members Houk, Kathryn Nielsen, Jordan Academic Libraries Personnel Selection Inclusion Search Committees (Personnel) Attitudes Interviews Barriers Librarians Library Personnel Recruitment Influences Campuses Academic librarian hiring processes are designed to allow hiring institutions to learn about candidates through a multiple-round process, but often these processes are not designed with the candidates in mind. This paper uses a qualitative approach to interpret and understand how the attitudes of search committee members shape on-campus interview practices, with a particular focus on how interview practices create barriers to inclusivity. Library employees who recently served on academic librarian hiring committees were recruited to respond to a questionnaire, and a text analysis of responses to open-ended questions was performed to identify themes in academic librarian hiring.
title Inclusive Hiring in Academic Libraries: A Qualitative Analysis of Attitudes and Reflections of Search Committee Members
topic Academic Libraries
Personnel Selection
Inclusion
Search Committees (Personnel)
Attitudes
Interviews
Barriers
Librarians
Library Personnel
Recruitment
Influences
Campuses
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1395267