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Nutritional Sciences - Online

Nutritional Sciences - Online

Fanisia Bundage

Fanisia Bundage

Arizona Online Undergraduate Advisor: Last Names L-Z

Graduate Advisor, School of Nutritional Sciences & Wellness

fbundage@arizona.edu

Manny Bracamonte

Manny Bracamonte

Arizona Online Undergraduate Advisor

Last Names A-K

mhb1@arizona.edu

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Jessica Zepeda

Arizona Online Undergraduate Advisor: Certificate for Didactic Program in Dietetics

jessicazepeda@arizona.edu

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