Nazelie Doghramadjian

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Biography

Nazelie Doghramadjian is a doctoral student in the School of Information at the University of Michigan. She holds a B.A. in Humanities from Villanova University. Before starting graduate school, Nazelie worked for a variety of non-profit organizations including Data & Society Research Institute, Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance, and A Better Tech NYU. Her research is currently focused on archival silences and personal recordkeeping practices, specifically in the Armenian community in metro-Detroit. She is advised by Pat Garcia and Ricky Punzalan.

Pronouns

she/her

Areas of interest

archives, personal recordkeeping, epistemology

Education

B.A., Humanities, Villanova University

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UMSI Research Roundup. Toxicity on Social Media. Affirmative Action. Collective Memory. Check out UMSI faculty and PhD student publications.

Toxicity on Social Media | Affirmative Action | Collective Memory: UMSI Research Roundup

Recent UMSI faculty and PhD student publications.

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An archival World Turns: Armenian women's archives in Southeast Michigan. Nazelie Doghramadjian, UMSI PhD student. Patricia Garcia, associate professor of information. Ricky Punzalan, associate professor of information.

Archival silences and the role of Armenian women as memory-keepers in Southeast Michigan

New work by UMSI PhD student Nazelie Doghramadjian and associate professors Patricia Garcia and Ricky Punzalan examines how Armenian women serve as “stewards of personal, family and community records” for their community.

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