Anne J. Gilliland

Ph.D. Program in Information Studies

• Ph.D. Seminar in Research Methods and Design
  
• Documentation Practices in the Professions (co-taught with Assoc. Prof. Ellen Pearlstein)
  
• Metadata Infrastructures and Politics
  
• Research Design and Methods in Archival Studies
  
• Information as Evidence
  

M.L.I.S. Program

• Archival Appraisal
  
• Archival Description and Access
  
• Archives, Recordkeeping and Memory 
  
• Community-based Archiving
  
• Digital Preservation
  
• Digital Records Management
  
• Ethics, Diversity and Change
  
• Locating and Using Records as Evidence in Human Rights Activities
  
• Migrating Memories: Diaspora, Archives and Human Rights (interdisciplinary course taught jointly with Assoc. Prof. Hariz Halilovich, Monash University)
  
• Research Design and Methods in Archival Studies
  
• Using Primary Sources in K-12 Education
  

Undergraduate Courses

• Digital Cultures and Societies (General Education course)
  
• Information and Power (General Education course)
  
• Is Information Making Us Fat and Sick? (co-taught with Professor Antoinette Yancey, UCLA School of Public Health) (Fiat Lux seminar)
  
• Political Violence in the Modern World: Causes, Cases, and Consequences (Cluster 48, Undergraduate Education Initiative, co-taught with Patricia Arroyo Calderon, Jared McBride and Michael Rothberg)
• Records, Redress and Reconciliation (Fiat Lux seminar)
  
• Through an Archival Lens: Armenia, the Genocide and Diaspora (co-taught with Marianna Hovhannisyan)