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Kerman Kenyan

Animal Technician II

kenyankerman@arizona.edu

Taylor Charley

Animal Technician II

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John Robert Foscue

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Maya Paley

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empaley@arizona.edu

Kayla Mac

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Noah Sharma

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Lisa Frost

Animal Technician II

lisafrost@arizona.edu

Ruiz Victor

Food Specialist

victorruiz@arizona.edu

Kassi Sue Bailey

Instructional Specialist III

ksbailey@arizona.edu

Jarvin Nipales

Research Technician IV

jenipales@arizona.edu

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