Fellowship Description The fellow will join a team of five at the Princeton Research Data Service (PRDS) and contribute to one or more of the following ongoing projects:- Adapting existing web content into a new handbook for data management at Princeton. The goal of this project is to redesign the content in our Research Lifecycle Guide to improve usability and accessibility, based in part on recommendations made by the GradFutures Consulting Learning Cohort. - Exploring CoreTrustSeal requirements for trustworthy data repositories, comparing the requirements to the current features of our data repository, and creating a roadmap to meet these requirements.- Contributing to the Research Data Stewardship Program as we seek microcredentialing (badging) for participants, package the content of the program for reuse by other institutions, and prepare the program content for Spring 2025.- Participating in user testing tasks for the user interface for TigerData (under development).By participating in these projects, the fellow will expand their understanding of research data management and contribute to the real work that goes into maintaining research data infrastructure, and educational and outreach programs. Your Host Princeton Research Data Service (PRDS) is a joint initiative between the Princeton University Library, the Office for Information Technology, and the Dean for the Office of Research. PRDS hosts Princeton’s data repository, Princeton Data Commons, provides research data management support to Princeton researchers across all disciplines, and hosts a number of educational programs promoting research data stewardship. UAF Mentor Sarah Reiff Conell University Administrative Fellow Mentor Data Management Specialist, Princeton Research Data Service Email [email protected] Sarah earned her Ph.D. in the History of Art and Architecture from the University of Pittsburgh in 2022. Her dissertation included network graphs to explore the relationships between objects surrounding miracle-working images of Virgin Mary in 16th Century Bavaria and Austria. She has worked with collections data while at the National… Apply Here Apply for this University Administrative Fellowship! Current & Former CST Fellows Haina Wang, GS, CHE University Administrative Fellow GradFUTURES Learning Cohort Participant "GradFUTURES has helped me to explore a lot of opportunities that sharpen a wide range of skills beyond research. I also get to connect with inspiring people in the Council on Science and Technology, with whom I'm able to work on personalized projects that bring about real change. I believe that science is not just about labs and papers in academia, it's about sharing the beauty of nature with everyone and making sure our technology is used responsibly." Shelby Lohr, GS, HIS Professional Development Associate 2020-21 Social Impact Fellow University Administrative Fellow "I'm a storyteller and media enthusiast pursuing a PhD in American History. Outside of doctoral work, I've studied comedy writing and creative writing. I'm interested in harnessing the narrative tools often reserved for fiction and film to craft compelling public-facing content inspired by research." Kailyn Cohen, GS, CHM University Administrative Fellow "I am excited to be a University Administrative Fellow working with the Council on Science and Technology, and collaborating with members of the Biology Department. Being able to work with other students on campus to make a positive environmental change is something I am passionate about. GradFUTURES gives me a framework to do just that."
