Employment

The State Library of Kansas houses government, legislative and historical records as well as popular print and digital materials. As a state agency, the State Library is housed on the third floor of the Capitol building's north wing. In addition to the documents held in the State Library's collection, the location provides space for patrons to read, make copies or use one of the public computers on the west side.

The State Library also maintains digital databases for state agencies and research and historical databases for the general public. Digital collections include eBooks, audiobooks and online resources for Kansans. The State Library oversees the Talking Books program, which provides support and specialized materials to eligible Kansans.

Employment with the State of Kansas includes benefits:

• First day of employment coverage under the State’s comprehensive medical and prescription drug coverage and dental plan.
• Additional voluntary options including vision, hospital indemnity, accident and critical illness insurance plans, and flexible spending accounts.
• Retirement and deferred compensation programs.
• Sick and Vacation leave.
• Work-Life Balance programs: parental leave, military leave, jury leave and funeral leave.
• Paid State Holidays, designated by the Governor annually.
• Employee discounts with the STAR Program.
• Learning Quest 529 Savings Plan for postsecondary education savings.

The State Library of Kansas is committed to emphasizing the importance of diversity, equity and inclusivity throughout all aspects of State of Kansas employment policies and practices in order to provide for a workforce that is representative of the diversity of the State’s population and a workplace that is comfortable for all employees.

Further information on State of Kansas benefits provided via the Kansas Department of Administration here.

Nearby Amenities

• A short walk to Evergy Plaza, boutique shopping and 30+ restaurants. 
• Near Monroe School, home of the Brown v. Board National Historic Site.
• Short commutes from long-standing neighborhoods and community schools in the Topeka area (for positions in Topeka).
• Thirty minute drive from Lawrence, KS.
• One hour drive from Manhattan, KS. 
• One hour drive from Kansas City, home of numerous history, art and sports museums, entertainment venues and award-winning restaurants.