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Jessica Winchester

Employment First Program Manager

winchesterj@arizona.edu

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Gina Griffiths

Employment First Coordinator

griffiths@arizona.edu

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Makenna Thuringer, MPH

Health Promotion Aide, Employment Initiatives

Student Worker

makennathuringer@arizona.edu

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Lorie Sandaine, CESP, CWIC

Systems Change Liaison

lorie@arizona.edu

Paavlena Madhivanan

Project Assistant

Peer Mentor

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Barbara Brent

Community Informed System Change Liaison

barbarabrent@arizona.edu

Ava Gutierrez, MA

Training Assistant

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Celina Urquidez, MPH

Senior Coordinator, Education and Training

celinau@arizona.edu

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Paul McLaughlin

Event Assistant

mclaugh1@arizona.edu

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Gabriel Martinez

Project Assistant

Peer Mentor

gabrielmartinez1@arizona.edu

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