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Senior Leadership

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Shannon Salinas, J.D.

Associate Dean

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Maggie OHaire

Maggie O'Haire, Ph.D.

Associate Dean, Research

Senior Leadership

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alex ramirez

Alex Ramirez, DVM, MPH, DACVPM, PhD

Senior Associate Dean, Academic Programs & Faculty Affairs

Senior Leadership

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Julie Funk

Julie Funk, DVM, MS, PhD

Dean

Senior Leadership

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teresa graham brett

Teresa Graham Brett, J.D.

Associate Dean, Diversity and Inclusion

Assistant Professor

Senior Leadership

tbrett@arizona.edu

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