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Jamie Lee

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Dean, Faculty Affairs | Assistant Professor, Social / Cultural / Critical Theory - GIDP | Associate Professor, School of Information

School of Information

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Research

Collaboration(8)

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Grants(2)

UArizona / Faculty Organizing for Community Archives Support (FOCAS) Internship & Resource Development Project
Active·2024·$1.4M / $1M·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
community archives, internship, resource development, faculty organizing, support
Community-Based Archives: Considering the Power of Naming Practices
2019·$383.9K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
community-based archives, naming practices, power dynamics, cultural heritage, historical preservation

Publications(16)

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Origin stories and the shaping of the community-based archives

2023

community-based archives, origin stories, community history, cultural heritage preservation, oral history collection

Towards a Queer-chronology: Telling Stories in the Queer/Ed Archives

2022

queer studies, archival studies, narrative analysis, lgbtq history, critical theory

Producing the Archival Body

2021

archival studies, cultural heritage, documentation, art history, archival science

Archives as Spaces of Radical Hospitality

2021

archives, hospitality, spaces, radical, research

Special Issue: “Evidences, Implications, and Critical Interrogations of Neoliberalism in Information Studies”

2019

In critical condition: Un)becoming bodies in archival acts of truth telling

2019

critical theory, archival studies, truth-telling, identity formation, body politics

Performing the Archival Body: Inciting Queered Feminist Dis)locational Rhetorics Through Place-Based Pedagogies

2018

feminist rhetorics, queer theory, place-based pedagogies, archival studies, body politics

Performing the Archival Body: Radical Animacies in Place

2018

archival studies, radical animacies, place-based research, body studies, performative research

Performing the Archive: POP-UP Pedagogies and a Queered Feminist Rhetoric of Dis)Location

2018

archival studies, feminist rhetoric, pedagogy, queer studies, location

A Queer/ed Archival Methodology: Archival Bodies as Nomadic Subjects

2017

lgbtq+, archival studies, identity, social sciences, cultural studies

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Jamie Lee

Collaboration(8)

Win Burleson

Bryan Heidorn

Ann Shivers-McNair

Berlin Loa

Bryan Carter

Grants(2)

UArizona / Faculty Organizing for Community Archives Support (FOCAS) Internship & Resource Development Project

Community-Based Archives: Considering the Power of Naming Practices

Publications(16)

Origin stories and the shaping of the community-based archives

Towards a Queer-chronology: Telling Stories in the Queer/Ed Archives

Producing the Archival Body

Archives as Spaces of Radical Hospitality

Special Issue: “Evidences, Implications, and Critical Interrogations of Neoliberalism in Information Studies”

In critical condition: Un)becoming bodies in archival acts of truth telling

Performing the Archival Body: Inciting Queered Feminist Dis)locational Rhetorics Through Place-Based Pedagogies

Performing the Archival Body: Radical Animacies in Place

Performing the Archive: POP-UP Pedagogies and a Queered Feminist Rhetoric of Dis)Location

A Queer/ed Archival Methodology: Archival Bodies as Nomadic Subjects