Dr. Reneé Moore, Emory University
Reneé H. Moore, PhD (she/her) is Research Associate Professor and Director of the Biostatistics Collaboration Core at Emory University. She earned a Bachelor of Science in mathematics and completed the secondary mathematics education program at Bennett College and earned her PhD in Biostatistics from Emory University. In her first faculty position at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Moore was actively involved in designing and implementing clinical trials via Data Coordinating Centers and was the faculty statistician in the Center for Weight and Eating Disorders. Next Dr. Moore taught up to seven classes per year and continued her obesity research at North Carolina State University, Department of Statistics. In 2015, Dr. Moore returned to Emory University. She spends her time mentoring, teaching, and collaborating with clinical investigators from Penn, UNC, Emory, and beyond. Dr. Moore is a Fellow of the American Statistical Association (2017). She is the current Treasurer of ENAR. Dr. Moore is a past chair of the ASA Committee on Minorities in Statistics (past chair of StatFest), past co-chair of the ENAR Fostering Diversity in Biostatistics Workshop, and remains very active in these and other initiatives within ENAR and ASA.