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20-21

Tanner Waters

Tanner Waters

University of California, Los Angeles

2020-2021 Fellow

PhD Candidate

tannerwaters@g.ucla.edu

j_allen

Jacob Stuivenvolt Allen

Utah State University

2020-2021 Fellow

M.S. Student

jacob.stuivenvoltallen@usu.edu

Murveit

Anna Murveit

University of Arizona

2020-2021 Fellow

M.S. candidate

murveit@email.arizona.edu

Sam_faulstich

Samantha Faulstich

University of Nevada, Reno

2020-2021 Fellow

PhD Candidate

sfaulstich@nevada.unr.edu

J_eidmann

Johanna Eidmann

Colorado State University

2020-2021 Fellows

PhD Candidate

johanna.eidmann@gmail.com

Carlie Domin

Carlie Domingues

University of California, Davis

2020-2021 Fellow

PhD Candidate

cdomingues@ucdavis.edu

Delphin

Sonia Delphin-Perez

University of Arizona

2020-2021 Fellow

PhD Candidate

sdelphin@email.arizona.edu

Ben Davis

Benjamin Davis

2020-2021 Fellow

University of California, San Diego

PhD Candidate

bddavis@ucsd.edu

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