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Lisa Elfring, PhD

Lisa Elfring

College Teaching

Bonnie Hurwitz, Ph.D.

Bonnie Hurwitz

Ecosystem Genomics

Arthur Riegel, Ph.D.

Arthur Riegel

Neuroscience

Benjamen Douglas, AIAR Ph.D. Student

Benjamen Douglas

GIDPAC Student Representative - Applied Intercultural Arts Research

Steph Brown, PhD

Steph Brown

Social, Cultural, and Critical Theory

Ben Renquist, Ph.D.

Ben Renquist

Physiological Sciences

Patrick Ronaldson, Ph.D.

Patrick Ronaldson

Neuroscience

Linda Phillips, Ph.D.

Linda Phillips

Innovations in Aging

A. Elizabeth Arnold, Ph.D.

A. Elizabeth (Betsy) Arnold

Ecosystem Genomics

David Quanrud, Ph.D.

David Quanrud

Arid Lands Resource Sciences

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