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Melanie Garcia

Research Tech III

Health Equity Analytics Lab (HEAL)

Faculty Supervisor: Melissa Flores

garciam5@arizona.edu

Pronouns:

She, Her, Hers

Madeline Cherri

Matthew Grilli

Matthew Grilli

Director, Clinical Program

Associate Professor, Clinical

Director, Neuropsychology Minor

Director, Human Memory Lab

mdgrilli@arizona.edu

Anna Gastelum

Administrative Support Assistant III

Behavioral Health Clinic (BHC)

annagastelum@arizona.edu

Sarah Hennessy

Postdoctoral Research Associate I

Neuroscience of Emotion and Thought (NET) Lab

Faculty Supervisor: Jessica Andrews-Hanna

Human Memory Lab

Faculty Supervisor: Matt Grilli

shennessy@arizona.edu

Pronouns:

She, Her, Hers

Shabelle Paulino

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