Olivia Dorsey is a program specialist with 11 years of experience blending digital strategy, community-centered archival work, and technical program management at institutions like the Library of Congress and academic medical centers. She designs and implements grant-funded initiatives that expand access to digital collections for communities of color, translates technical processes into accessible documentation, and builds lasting partnerships across stakeholders. Skilled in project development, communications, user training, and data-informed decision making, she has led onboarding, outreach, and selection efforts for grantees and interns while advising senior leadership. With an MLS-level information science background from UNC Chapel Hill and hands-on experience in computational access and clinical informatics, she uniquely bridges history, technology, and community memory. Outside her professional role she is a genealogist and memory keeper who channels those perspectives into sustainable cultural heritage projects.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Information Science, Master's degree, Information Science at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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