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#### Amanda French, Technical Community Manager

Amanda [joined ROR in June 2022](/blog/2022-06-13-welcome-amanda-french/) as Technical Community Manager, charged with promoting and supporting the adoption of ROR in research and scholarly communications systems workflows. Amanda is based at [Crossref](https://crossref.org). A well-known community manager and project director in digital humanities and scholarly communication, Amanda was most recently Community Lead at The COVID Tracking Project at _The Atlantic_. Previously, she directed a Mellon-funded project at the George Washington University Libraries, served as Director of Digital Research Services at Virginia Tech University Libraries, and led the THATCamp unconference initiative at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media. Email Amanda at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) or [book a 30-minute meeting](https://calendly.com/ror-chat) if you have any questions about ROR and want to talk to a person.
Amanda [joined ROR in June 2022](/blog/2022-06-13-welcome-amanda-french/) as Technical Community Manager, charged with promoting and supporting the adoption of ROR in research and scholarly communications systems workflows. Amanda is based at [Crossref](https://crossref.org) and works remotely from the Research Triangle area in North Carolina. A well-known community manager and project director in digital humanities and scholarly communication, Amanda was most recently Community Lead at The COVID Tracking Project at _The Atlantic_. Previously, she directed a Mellon-funded project at the George Washington University Libraries, served as Director of Digital Research Services at Virginia Tech University Libraries, and led the THATCamp unconference initiative at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media. Email Amanda at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) or [book a 30-minute meeting](https://calendly.com/ror-chat) if you have any questions about ROR and want to talk to a person.

#### Liz Krznarich, Technical Lead

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Maria [joined ROR in November 2018](https://cdlib.org/cdlinfo/2018/11/14/maria-gould-joins-cdl-as-uc3-product-manager/) as UC3 Product Manager at the California Digital Library focusing on persistent identifier projects, and in that role she led the team that launched the minimum viable registry (MVR) ROR prototype at PIDapalooza in 2019. Prior to joining ROR and CDL, Maria was a scholarly communication librarian at UC Berkeley and led documentation and training activities at PLOS. As ROR's director, Maria is responsible for coordinating ROR operations and developing ROR's strategic vision. Maria is [now based at DataCite](https://datacite.org/blog/welcome-maria-gould-datacites-new-product-director/), where she is Director of Product.

#### Riley Marsh, Metadata Manager

Riley [joined ROR in August 2024](/blog/2024-09-03-welcome-riley-marsh) as Metadata Manager, in which role she supports the day-to-day activities of curating the ROR registry, including triaging incoming requests, processing changes for new registry releases, and working closely with ROR’s Curation Advisory Board. Riley is based at [Crossref](https://crossref.org) and also contributes to Crossref metadata schema development activities. Previously, Riley worked as a children’s school librarian before joining the Digital Scholarship & Initiatives department at Tulane University Libraries, where she worked with university's Digital Collections, Electronic Theses and Dissertations Archive, and various digitization projects involving partners across campus and beyond. Riley works remotely from New Orleans, Louisiana.

### Alumni and affiliates

ROR has benefited from and continues to benefit from the involvement of many individuals. We are especially grateful to those from Crossref, DataCite, and Digital Science who have helped to design, build, and promote ROR.
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title = "Welcome Riley Marsh, Metadata Manager"
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description = "We are thrilled to introduce a new member of the ROR pride: Riley Marsh joined the ROR team in August as our new Metadata Manager."
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{{<figure src="/img/lion-closeup-1200.jpg" alt="Closeup of a lion's face" class="featured-figure" >}}

We are thrilled to introduce a new member of the ROR pride: Riley Marsh joined the ROR team in August as our new Metadata Manager.

As Metadata Manager, Riley will support the day-to-day activities of curating the ROR registry, including triaging incoming requests and processing changes for new registry releases. Riley will work closely with ROR’s [Curation Advisory Board](https://ror.org/registry/#curation-advisory-board) to maintain ROR’s metadata policies and practices as well as working to understand and support various community use cases that might influence ROR's curation processes and procedures. Based at [Crossref](https://crossref.org), which is one of ROR’s three operating organizations, Riley will also contribute to metadata schema development activities on the Crossref side.

Riley brings a strong background to this work, most recently having worked at Tulane University Libraries in the Digital Scholarship & Initiatives department, supporting digital collections, electronic theses and dissertations, and various digitization projects across campus and beyond.

Former Metadata Curation Lead Adam Buttrick continues to be involved in ROR in his [new role as persistent identifiers product manager at California Digital Library](https://ror.org/blog/2024-05-22-new-positions/).

With Riley joining the team, it is an opportunity to reflect on and emphasize the importance of the workflows, policies, infrastructure, and above all the people that ensure ROR's metadata is carefully curated and actively maintained so that our global user base has access to clean, comprehensive, and accurate records.

As a reminder, anyone can suggest registry additions and updates via [this form](https://curation-request.ror.org). All suggestions are processed according to ROR’s curation policies, which are developed with our Curation Advisory Board, and tracked openly on [GitHub](https://github.com/orgs/ror-community/projects/19) so you can see what has been suggested and follow suggestions as they go through the process. Registry updates are published approximately once a month, and the latest data is available on [Zenodo](https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.6347574) and in the [ROR API](https://ror.readme.io/docs/rest-api).

For more information about curation, read more on the [registry web page](https://ror.org/registry/) and in the [ror-updates GitHub repository](https://github.com/ror-community/ror-updates?tab=readme-ov-file#ror-updates).

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Questions? Contact [email protected].

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