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Kayla Park

Co-Director of Culture and Events

ua.apasc@gmail.com

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she, her, hers

Katelyn Walker

Co-Director of External Outreach

ua.apasc@gmail.com

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she, her, hers

Venkat Machavarapu

Co-Director of External Outreach

ua.apasc@gmail.com

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he, him, his

Anushka Godbole

Graduate Assistant

hailey

Hailey Tuiasosopo

Student Worker

apasa@arizona.edu

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she/her

Tinius Manu

Board of Advisors

apasa@arizona.edu

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he, him, his

Kenny W

Kenny Wong

Faculty in Residence

khwong@arizona.edu

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he, him, his

Dr. Jacqueline Barrios

Faculty in Residence

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she, her, hers

max

Max Lim

Lotus Lounge Site-Based Counselor

maxlim1993@arizona.edu

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he, him, his

raini

Raini Wijeweera

Academic Advisor

raini@arizona.edu

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she, her, hers

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