The General Supervisor within Collections is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations and staff involved in maintaining and managing library collections. Working within Library Services, this role supports the organization’s mission to enhance academic teaching, learning, and research through the effective stewardship of physical and digital materials. The supervisor ensures that collections are properly organized, stored, and accessible, with a focus on quality control and efficient workflows to support scholarly use and preservation needs. This supervisory role manages activities such as labeling, shelf preparation, bindery operations, material transfers, and vendor coordination. The General Supervisor ensures that records are accurately maintained and updates are consistently implemented across systems. Additionally, this role monitors space utilization, equipment needs, and contributes to budget planning for collection-related expenditures. Through hands-on oversight and strategic organization, the supervisor supports the integrity, accessibility, and long-term sustainability of special and general collections. As a Level 1 Manager within the General Administration track, the General Supervisor provides direct supervision of administrative and technical staff, including scheduling, training, performance evaluations, and goal-setting. The role ensures alignment with departmental priorities and fosters a team environment focused on accuracy, efficiency, and continuous improvement. With responsibility for the orientation and development of staff, the supervisor plays a critical role in maintaining a high-performing collections unit that supports the overall success of Library Services.