Jennifer Moore

Jennifer Moore directs WashU Libraries’ services in digital data management, data curation and sharing, data exploration and visualization, data sourcing, digital humanities, and geographic information systems (GIS). Her research interests include research data publishing and long-term access, geospatial data, mapping for social justice, and data ethics.

Moore teaches data fundamentals and GIS in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies, and is program faculty in Global Studies. She holds degrees in anthropology, visual art, and a master’s degree in library and information science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Selected Projects, Activities & Accomplishments

• Co-PI on the NSF Grant, Completing the Lifecycle: Developing Evidence-Based Models of Research Data Sharing
• Co-PI on Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) grant, Community Standards for 3D Data Preservation, and co-editor on From Creation to Curation: Community Standards in Data Preservation
• Co-PI on IMLS Specialized Data Curation Workshop grant
• Partner and curator in the Data Curation Network
• Washington University representative for Research Data Alliance

Services Include

• Identify and provide library tools, resources, and services that meet your research needs. 
• Uncover options to address data challenges, including data wrangling, visualization, and management. 
• Develop effective instruction and learning materials for courses and disciplines. 
• Cultivate, maintain, and manage collections of the greatest value to the Washington University community.