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Katrina Teer

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katrinateer@arizona.edu

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Amanda Flexas-Williamson

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aflexas@arizona.edu

Katie Hughes

Katie Hughes

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khughes@arizona.edu

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Santiago Tso

Online Campus Undergraduate Advisor

Master's Graduate Coordinator (all campuses)

tso@arizona.edu

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