Jean Bauer
- Ph.D. History, University of Virginia
- A.B, University of Chicago
Jean Bauer served as Associate Director of the CDH between 2014-2018, working closely with Faculty Director Meredith Martin to build the Center's staff and programming.
Through a combination of formal training and curiosity Bauer is an early American historian, database designer, and photographer. Prior to working at Princeton she was the Digital Humanities Librarian at Brown University from 2011-2014. At the University of Virginia she developed and built The Early American Foreign Service Database, which she used to do analysis for her dissertation “ Republicans of Letters: The Early American Foreign Service as Information Network, 1775-1825.” She blogs and tweets at http://packets.jeanbauer.com and @jean_bauer, respectively.
She is the founder of Lemon and Eggs Data Design, a woman-owned and -operated technology and management consulting firm dedicated to finding meaningful answers in messy data. Lemon and Eggs specializes in complex data structures for visualization and analysis, strategic planning, and management consulting. For more information see lemoneggsdata.com and www.jeanbauer.com.
Specializations: data modeling, data visualization, network analysis, early American history
Related projects
davila.js
Interactive, Iterative Schema Documentation
Soviet Journals Reconnected
Mapping the networks of co-publication in the Soviet “thick” journals to show interrelations between cultural forms and social groups.
Derrida’s Margins
An online research tool for the philosopher’s annotations that provides a behind-the-scenes look at his reading practices and the philosophy of deconstruction.
