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Kyra

Kyra Long

Peer Mentor, NASA CRC

kyrallong@arizona.edu

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she | her

Aracely

Aracely Lara

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

aracelylara@arizona.edu

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she | her

Hushay

Hushay Kotel Madzingira

Peer Mentor, AASA

hushaymadzingira@arizona.edu

Pronouns:

he | him

Desteni

Desteni James

Peer Mentor, LGBTQ CRC

destenijames@arizona.edu

Pronouns:

she | they

Anthony

Anthony Hickok

Peer Mentor, 2nd Year+

ahickok@arizona.edu

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he | him

Nicole

Nicole Franklin

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

nfranklin@arizona.edu

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she | her

Luis

Luis Cruz

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

Student Assistant, Thrive

cruzhernandez778@arizona.edu

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he | him

Francisco

Francisco Cormac Alejandro Burke

Peer Mentor, WGRC

fcruz176@arizona.edu

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he | him

Phoebe

Phoebe Carlson

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

Digital Content Assistant, Social Media

phoebemcarlson@arizona.edu

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she | her

Stella

Stella Blumer

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

stellablumer@arizona.edu

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she | they

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