Sarah Morris

Sarah Morris is an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Maryland's College of Information Studies, serving as Research Coordinator and Instructional Strategist for the NSF-funded ARTT Project managed by the University of Washington. Her roles combine academic instruction with research coordination in science communication.

Education: She holds an MS in Information Studies from the University of Texas at Austin and is pursuing a PhD in Communication and Information Sciences at the University of Alabama. Previous professional experience includes library leadership roles at Loyola University Chicago, University of Texas, and Emory University Libraries, where she served as Head of Instruction and Engagement.

Research focuses on critical information literacy, digital media literacy, and combating misinformation through civic engagement. She designs curricula addressing youth digital practices and social media's societal impacts, collaborating with organizations like the Mozilla Foundation and Carter Center. Current work emphasizes online science communication strategies and the future of work in information ecosystems.

Professional contributions include curriculum development for educational nonprofits and leadership in library instruction initiatives. Currently affiliated with the NSF ARTT Project exploring effective communication of scientific information in digital environments.