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Kris Daigle

Program Coordinator

kmdaigle3@arizona.edu

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Marisol Corrado

Program Coordinator

mcorrado@arizona.edu

Ariel Fisher

Program Coordinator, Research Engagement

arielfisher@arizona.edu

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Rachel Small, PhD

Associate, Research Development Services

rachelsmall@arizona.edu

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Shesh Vinay

Program Coordinator

Research Development

svinay@arizona.edu

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Jamie DeConcini, MS

Coordinator, Research Development

jdeconcini@arizona.edu

Alice Solomon, PhD

Specialist, Biomedical Sciences, Research Development

solomona12@arizona.edu

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