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# Kylie Wojciechowski
Kylie (Ky) Wojciechowski is in her second year of the Master of Science in Information program at U-M, focusing on UX Research. (To answer your question, the trick to pronouncing her last name is to say “Where’s your house key?” quickly.)
She works an a UX research intern with the University's Office of Enrollment Management and a behavioral science fellow with the University's Office of Academic Innovation.
With a background in technical communication and information management, she's passionate about usability, accessibility, and clarity. She likes to listen to podcasts and travel. When not studying or working, she spends time with her friends, family, and the dogs her family got to replace her when she left for college.
Ky was a volunteer for Ann Arbor 2018 and now an organizer for Ann Arbor 2019
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