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AZ HSI Consortium

HSI Fellows Cohort-3

daniel martinez

Daniel E. Martinez

Assistant Professor

School of Sociology

lysette davi

Lysette Davi

Assistant Director

Student Engagement

Honors College

annabelle nunez

Annabelle Núñez

Associate Director

Health Sciences Library

sheena brown

Sheena Brown

Assistant Professor

College of Applied Science & Technology

damian baca

Damián Baca

Associate Professor

Department of English

jennifer teske

Jennifer A. Teske

Associate Professor

Department of Nutritional Sciences

karina rodriguez

Karina M. Rodriguez

Recruitment Coordinator

College of Humanities

melanie martinez

Melani Martinez

Interim Co-Assistant Director

ENGL 102

Senior Lecturer,

Writing Program,

Department of English

michelle ortiz

Michelle Ortiz

Assistant Director

Office of Diversity & Inclusion

College of Medicine

sandra bernal

Sandra Bernal

Lecturer, College of Humanities

Lecturer and Research Assistant, School of Architecture

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