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Shelby Carter

Shelby Carter

Graduate Teaching Associate, Ph.D. Student

shelbyncarter@arizona.edu

Kate Bunton

Kate Bunton

Professor, Director of Graduate Studies/PhD

bunton@arizona.edu

Kristin Winet

Kristin Winet, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Practice

Program Administrator, CIRTL

kwinet@arizona.edu

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Erin Galyen

Erin Galyen

Professor of Practice

egalyen@arizona.edu

Mascha Gemein

Mascha Gemein

Associate Professor of Practice

mngemein@arizona.edu

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