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Alexis Faley

Graduate assistant

atfaley@arizona.edu

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Arielle Ruda

Tutor Program Coordinator

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Mary Beth Eustice

Sr. Coordinator, Educational Technology & Academic Intervention

mb8@arizona.edu

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Jacqueline Mullins

Coordinator, Learning Support Services

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Jessica Stansel

Sr. Coordinator for Academic Intervention Services

jstansel@arizona.edu

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Stephen Ferris

Sr. Coordinator for Academic Intervention Services

sferris@arizona.edu

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Blake Cesarz

Assistant Director, Learning Support Services

cesarz01@arizona.edu

Sarah Gomez

Coordinator, Learning Support Services

salttut@arizona.edu

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