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Reed College

  • Mir Bowring, chemistry
  • Betsey Behr Brada, anthropology
  • Kelly N. Chacón, chemistry
  • Sam Fey, biology
  • Victoria Fortuna, dance
  • Tom Landvatter, Greek, Latin and ancient Mediterranean studies and humanities
  • Mónica López Lerma, Spanish and humanities
  • Radhika Natarajan, history and humanities
  • LaShandra Sullivan, anthropology
  • Michelle Wang, art history and humanities

Wayne State University

  • Rodrigo Fernandez-Valdivia, pathology
  • Theresa Hastert, oncology
  • Kristen Purrington, oncology
  • Kevin Theis, biochemistry, microbiology and immunology

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