Data Visualization Coordination
Data and Visualization Services, Information Technology Services
Duke University Libraries
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I began working as the Data Visualization Coordinator for Data and Visualization Services in 2012. While pursuing my doctorate in Information Science from Indiana University, I spent three years as a research assistant, focusing on information visualization projects and instruction. My research spans a wide range of subjects and methods — from qualitative analysis of interview and observational data to pattern detection in large, quantitative datasets. I hold a Master of Communication from Cornell University and have complementary training in cognitive science and computer science. I am happy to help with all phases of the data analysis cycle, and I am especially familiar with data processing/formatting and the design of visualizations and interactive systems. I teach workshops on data visualization, text analysis and related software tools.
Expertise: tool-based training, data training, graphic design
Ask about: DVS Workshops, Visualization Friday Forum
