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Victoria Martinez

Skills Instructor – Phoenix

vcmartinez@arizona.edu

Jocelyn Watson, a young woman standing outside wearing a white top and graduation cords, smiling

Jocelyn Watson

Pre-ETS Vocational Specialist

Student Worker

jocelynw@arizona.edu

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Loretta Alvarez, BS, MSE

Employment and Transition Program Manager

lbalvarez@arizona.edu

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Ariana Rendon

Pre-ETS Vocational Specialist – Phoenix

arianarendon@arizona.edu

Preslee Buher

Pre-ETS Vocational Specialist – Phoenix

presleebuher@arizona.edu

Kandis Spencer

Kandis Spencer

Pre-ETS Vocational Specialist - Window Rock

kandisspencer@arizona.edu

Amy Leija

Pre-ETS Vocational Specialist- Casa Grande

aleija@arizona.edu

Sarah Loreto

Sarah Loreto

Pre-ETS Vocational Specialist – Tucson

sloreto@arizona.edu

Lisa A

Lisa Ayo

Pre-ETS Vocational Specialist – Phoenix

lisaayo@arizona.edu

AnnaMaria

AnnaMaria Lopez

Pre-ETS Vocational Specialist – Tucson

annamarialopez@arizona.edu

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