Nina Elmoyan

I'm Nina Elmoyan, an honors undergraduate student pursuing a degree in computational linguistics and artificial intelligence at Glendale Community College. I hope to transfer to a four-year university to further my studies in these fields in Fall 2026. I am particularly interested in the ethical implementation of AI technologies in second language acquisition and data processing.

I am passionate about learning more about NLP and its applications in real-world scenarios, especially in the context of multilingualism and language preservation. I am open to starting new research projects that combine my interests and artistic or literary inspirations. As part of the GCC Honors Program research group, I prepare and present my work at academic conferences.

Academic and Professional Background

Current Projects

Fake or Nah? Machine-learning model for fake news detection using linguistic identifiers (2025)

Developing a machine-learning model that identifies misinformation based on linguistic features. This project aims to enhance the accuracy of fake news detection by analyzing patterns in language use. Completed for AI4ALL Ignite Fall 2025 Cohort. Project-managed to keep the accuracy of the model and the productivity of the team high. The project was nominated for the AI4ALL Ignite Symposium

Garde-Robe: Fashion App (2025)

Vibe-coded an app using v0 site-builder from Vercel. Made a prototype for a fashion app that allows users to upload images of their clothing and create lists to catalogue outfits in order to help with conscious purchasing and packing for travel.

Past Projects

Armenian Catalogue Access Platform: 'Matenadaran' Institute of Ancient Manuscripts (2025)

Worked within Digitalization Department of the Matenadaran Institute of Ancient Manuscripts in Yerevan, Armenia to develop a digital catalogue access platform for researchers and the public to explore the institute's extensive collection of ancient Armenian manuscripts. Collaborated with a multidisciplinary team to design an intuitive user interface and implement robust search functionalities, enhancing accessibility and preservation of Armenian cultural heritage.

Linguistics and Cultural Identity in the Armenian Diaspora (2024-2025)

Designed and implemented a cross-regional mixed-methods study analyzing the correlation between linguistic proficiency, language usage, and cultural identity among Armenian diaspora communities, contributing to broader discussions on heritage language maintenance and diasporic belonging. Presented findings at the UCLA Undergraduate Colloquium in Armenian Studies in May, 2025.

Palouse Review Scholarly Article Publication (2025)

Published a scholarly article, "Envy: The Artist's Undoing" in the Palouse Review online literary journal based at Washington State University. This paper examines Miloš Forman's film Amadeus through the lens of envy as a driving force behind artistic downfall. Drawing on Seneca's On Anger, Erich Fromm's The Art of Loving, and psychological studies on envy, it explores how court composer Antonio Salieri's jealousy of Mozart corrodes his devotion to music, turning admiration into resentment and revealing how unchecked envy destroys creativity and the self.

Skills

• Programming Languages: Python, C++
• Tools and Frameworks: NLTK, SpaCy, Scikit-learn, TensorFlow
• Languages: English (Native), Armenian (Native), French (C2), Italian (A1)

Education

Glendale Community College: September 2024 - Present

Prepareing to transfer to a four-year university. Honors student and scholarship recipient in the Scholars Program. Undergraduate researcher.

AI4ALL Ignite Accelerator: Fall 2025 - Spring 2026

Participated in an intensive program focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning, gaining hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies and collaborative research projects.

University of Strasbourg, International Business and Sustainability Bootcamp: June 2025

Completed an intensive program focused on international business strategies and sustainable practices, gaining insights into global market dynamics and corporate social responsibility.

Upcoming Projects

Cahiers: Undergraduate Research Journal

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