Stanford University Libraries
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Chris Hacker
Digital Imaging Production Coordinator, Library Technology
Current Role at StanfordAs part of Stanford University Libraries’ Digital Production Group (DPG), I coordinate and manage digitization of one-off patron requests and projects involving photographic materials.
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Jooyeon Hahm
Head Of Data Science Training & Consultation, Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Research
Staff, Center for Interdisciplinary Digital ResearchBioJooyeon Hahm holds a MS in Data Science from UC Berkeley and a PhD in History from the University of Pennsylvania. She previously served as a Postdoctoral Associate in Transnational Asian Studies at Yale University and has taught history at Wharton, Yale, and Brandeis. She interned as a software engineer at EBSCO Information Services, where she developed a pipeline using language models to identify literature reviews from scholarly articles.
As the Head of Data Science Training and Consultation, she provides support for quantitative, computational, and algorithmic analysis of research data, including aspects of data management, analysis methods, workflow reproducibility, and ethical considerations. She leads the development of resources such as workshops, tutorials, and online guides aimed at enhancing researchers' skills in applying data science methods, fostering data literacy, and ensuring the effective and ethical use of computational tools in their research. She also oversees a team of graduate student consultants who provide indivudal consultations. -
Dinah Handel
Digital Library Services Manager, Library Technology
Current Role at StanfordI support the digitization program for Stanford Libraries, serve as the product owner and community facilitator for ArcLight, and work on accessibility initiatives across the library with a focus on digital accessibility.
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Andrea Hattendorf
Curatorial Assistant, Visual Resources Center, Art and Architecture Library
Current Role at StanfordCuratorial Assistant, Visual Resources Center, Art and Architecture Library