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Cohort 2016-2017

Cohort 2016-2017

Portrait of Kayla Chronister

Kayla Chronister

University Fellows Cohort Member, 2016-2017

PhD Student, English Literature

kchronister@arizona.edu

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she, her, hers

Portrait of Katie Chenard

Katie Chenard

University Fellows Cohort Member, 2016-2017

PhD Student, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

kchenard@arizona.edu

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Portrait of Dylan Barton

Dylan Barton

University Fellows Cohort Member, 2016-2017

PhD Student, School Psychology

doba@arizona.edu

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he, him, his

Portrait of Junmo Ahn

Junmo Ahn

University Fellows Cohort Member, 2016-2017

PhD Student, Mining and Geological Engineering

jmahn87@arizona.edu

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he, him, his

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