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Pascual

Pascual Vasquez

Peer Educator, Financial Wellness

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Luis

Luis Cruz

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

Student Assistant, Thrive

cruzhernandez778@arizona.edu

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Kelton

Kelton Cuson

Community Coordinator

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Geo

Geovani Martinez

Peer Educator, Financial Wellness

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Chi

Chi Thieu

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

chithieu@arizona.edu

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Stella

Stella Blumer

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

stellablumer@arizona.edu

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Victor

Victor Vigbedorh

Peer Mentor, 2nd Year+

vvigbedorhii@arizona.edu

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Anthony

Anthony Hickok

Peer Mentor, 2nd Year+

ahickok@arizona.edu

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Sebastian

Sebastian Moscoso

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

sebastianmoscoso@arizona.edu

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Nadera

Nadera Alami

Peer Mentor, 1st Year

nalami@arizona.edu

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