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Jamie Ann Lee

Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Associate Professor of Digital Culture Information and Society

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Fine Arts

School of Art

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Geography, Development & Environment

Jamie Ann Lee is currently serving as a College Of Fine Arts Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Associate Professor of Digital Culture Information and Society at University of Arizona.

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Jamie Ann Lee

University of Arizona

Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Associate Professor of Digital Culture Information and Society

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archival research archival science journalism digital archives social sciences neoliberalism queer theory cultural heritage archival body heritage studies queer studies critical interrogations intellectual discourse government information information development narrative information society information profession communication gender studies critical theory community development community engagement community-engaged research mentorship academic librarianship community building community management community practice education special issue archival bodies material lives archival field archival critique opening possibilities storytelling practices affective evidences information studies critical condition urban history interdisciplinary history literary history textual practice drama education informetrics feminist studies women's studies historical review library science hauntology human condition historical reassessment post-truth digital storytelling narrative representation interactive storytelling community discovery oral history feminist medium studies museology nomadic subjects radical interrogations theorizing practice origin stories community-based archives humanities feminist theory digital humanities homosexuality media studies

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Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Envisioning a Paid Community Archives Internship Program: Challenges and Opportunities. Journal of Education for Library and Information Science (2024)

archival researchcommunity developmentcommunity engagementacademic librarianshipsocial scienceseducationarchival sciencedigital archivescommunity buildingcommunity managementcommunity-engaged researchcommunity practice educationmentorship

Envisioning a Paid Community Archives Internship Program: Challenges and Opportunities. Journal of Education for Library and Information Science (2024)

archival researchcommunity developmentcommunity engagementacademic librarianshipsocial scienceseducationcommunity buildingcommunity managementarchival sciencedigital archivescommunity-engaged researchcommunity practice educationmentorship

Archives as Spaces of Radical Hospitality. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Jamie A. Lee

radical hospitality

Origin Stories and the Shaping of the Community-Based Archives. Archival Science (2023)

Jamie A. LeeBianca Finley Alperaems emswiler

archival researchcommunicationorigin storiesarchival sciencecommunity-based archives

Naming Diversity: Non-Dominant Representations in Community-Based Archives. ACRL (2022)

archival researchinformation scienceinformetricsdigital archivesarchival sciencecommunity discoverydata sciencenon-dominant representations

Archives as Spaces of Radical Hospitality. Journal of Australian Feminist Studies (2021)

historyhumanitiesarchival researchurban historyinterdisciplinary historysocial historyradical hospitalitydigital archivesarchival sciencecultural heritagehistoric preservationheritage studiespublic historycultural history

Oral History Storytelling Methods: Towards a Queer-Chronology and Archival Implications for the Queer/Ed Archives. Routledge (2021)

historyqueer theoryqueer studiesarchival researchnarrativehistoriographyoral historyqueer/ed archivesheritage studiesliteraturearchival implicationscultural history

Producing the Archival Body. Routledge (2021)

archival bodyarchival researchart historydigital archivesmaterialityarchival sciencecultural heritage

Producing the Archival Body. (2020)

Jamie A. Lee

archival bodyarchival researchart historyarchival sciencemuseologyarchaeology

Evidences, Implications, and Critical Interrogations of Neoliberalism in Information Studies. Journal of Critical Library and Information Studies (2019)

Jamie Ann LeeMarika Cifor

political scienceneoliberalismcritical interrogationsinformation studiesjournalism

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Jamie Ann Lee

Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Associate Professor of Digital Culture Information and Society

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Fine Arts

School of Art

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Geography, Development & Environment

Jamie Ann Lee is currently serving as a College Of Fine Arts Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Associate Professor of Digital Culture Information and Society at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Jamie Ann Lee

University of Arizona

Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Associate Professor of Digital Culture Information and Society

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Envisioning a Paid Community Archives Internship Program: Challenges and Opportunities. Journal of Education for Library and Information Science (2024)

Archives as Spaces of Radical Hospitality. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Jamie A. Lee

radical hospitality

Origin Stories and the Shaping of the Community-Based Archives. Archival Science (2023)

Jamie A. LeeBianca Finley Alperaems emswiler

archival researchcommunicationorigin storiesarchival sciencecommunity-based archives

Naming Diversity: Non-Dominant Representations in Community-Based Archives. ACRL (2022)

archival researchinformation scienceinformetricsdigital archivesarchival sciencecommunity discoverydata sciencenon-dominant representations

Archives as Spaces of Radical Hospitality. Journal of Australian Feminist Studies (2021)

Oral History Storytelling Methods: Towards a Queer-Chronology and Archival Implications for the Queer/Ed Archives. Routledge (2021)

historyqueer theoryqueer studiesarchival researchnarrativehistoriographyoral historyqueer/ed archivesheritage studiesliteraturearchival implicationscultural history

Producing the Archival Body. Routledge (2021)

archival bodyarchival researchart historydigital archivesmaterialityarchival sciencecultural heritage

Producing the Archival Body. (2020)

Jamie A. Lee

archival bodyarchival researchart historyarchival sciencemuseologyarchaeology

Evidences, Implications, and Critical Interrogations of Neoliberalism in Information Studies. Journal of Critical Library and Information Studies (2019)

Jamie Ann LeeMarika Cifor

political scienceneoliberalismcritical interrogationsinformation studiesjournalism

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3
10 / page

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