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Kimberly Ogden

University of Arizona

Lead Principal Investigator

Executive Project Director

ogden@arizona.edu

Jacqueline Bruhn

University of Arizona

jmbruhn@arizona.edu

Shermal Fernando

University of Arizona

shermal@nmsu.edu

Luis Ramos-Coronado

New Mexico State University

luisrc@nmsu.edu

Alan Daugherty

Melrose Municipal Schools, New Mexico

Torran Anderson

University of Arizona

torrananderson@arizona.edu

Jennifer Fields

Raise the Bar, LLC.

fieldsj@arizona.edu

Corey Knox

University of Arizona

cknox@arizona.edu

Arisbeth Ibarra Nieblas

University of Arizona

Sara Chavarria

University of Arizona

Principal Investigator

spchavar@arizona.edu

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