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Martha Chollom

Global Professor, NWAFU Microcampus

marthachollom@arizona.edu

Jamie McEvoy Portrait

Jamie McEvoy

Associate Director, Water Resources Research Center

jmcevoy@arizona.edu

Joan Curry

Joan Curry

Interim Department Head

Professor

Cardon Academy of Teaching Excellence Fellow

jecurry@arizona.edu

Cleophas Mecha

cleophasm@arizona.edu

Julia K. Green

Assistant Professor

juliakgreen@arizona.edu

Daniel Tang

dtkh82@yahoo.com

Isaac "Dennis" Amoah

amoahkid@gmail.com

Joe Hoover

Assistant Professor

jhoover@arizona.edu

Debankur Sanyal

Assistant Professor; Soil Health

Statewide Soil Health Extension Specialist

dsanyal@arizona.edu

Katrina Henry

Assistant Professor of Practice

katrinahenry@arizona.edu

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