Jeffrey M. Mortimore

Jeffrey M. Mortimore is an Associate Professor and Digital Scholarship Librarian at Georgia Southern University's University Libraries. He specializes in institutional repositories, data management, and technical services, with a focus on improving collaboration, sustainability, and accessibility in academic libraries.

• MLIS, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (2005)
• MTS, Harvard University (2002)
• BA, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (1998)

His research interests include technical services' evolving roles in public access, institutional repositories' lifecycle management, open educational resources (OER), metadata standards, and aligning library practices with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to education and sustainable institutions.

Jeffrey has received notable honors, including the Beta Phi Mu Speaker award (2011) and the New Voices Program Winner award (2010). He also served as Principal Investigator for the 2008 Scholarship of Teaching Program Research Grant at Bennett College, addressing library resources for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

He has delivered invited talks such as Career Pivots: How to Publish and Not Perish (2024) and Making Data Bearable: Teaching Data Management (2023), while contributing to editorial boards for journals like Library Resources and Technical Services and publishers like the American Library Association.