Fonds P0100 - Nancy Marrelli fonds

Nancy Marrelli was born in Montreal November 21, 1944. She is married to Simon Dardick and has two daughters, Rosemary and Anne. Nancy Marrelli studied at Marianopolis College. She received a diploma from the Sir George Williams Business School in 1965 and graduated with a B.A. in history from Sir George Williams University in 1976. She received an Archives Diploma from the National Archives of Canada in 1982, and did their Preservation Management Training Program 1992-1993. In 1996 she participated in the internship known as the Stage technique international d'archives in Paris.

She joined the staff of Sir George Williams University as a library assistant in 1965. She was administrative assistant to the director of libraries from 1967 to 1981. While at the library she was active as a union representative. In 1982, following a fire in the Archives of Concordia University, she was appointed director of Archives, a position she held until her retirement in September 2010. She then became Archivist Emerita. She is the author of Implementing Preservation Management: A How-to Manual for Archives (the French version is entitled La Gestion de la préservation : un manuel pratique pour les services d'archives), published in 1996 by the Réseau des archives du Québec. She has given lectures at numerous seminars and conferences and is the author of a number of articles on archival science.

In 1994 Nancy Marrelli received the Jacques Ducharme prize of the Association des archivistes du Québec.

Nancy Marrelli is co-owner, with Simon Dardick, and editor of the Montreal literary publishing company Véhicule Press.