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Beverely Elliott

Executive Director, African American Museum of Southern Arizona

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Yisel Suarez

Executive Associate

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Elliott Cheu, PhD

Associate Vice President, Research Centers and Institutes

echeu@arizona.edu

Patrick Lyons

Director, Arizona State Museum

plyons@email.arizona.edu

Violetta Wolf

Director, Alfie Norville Gem and Mineral Museum

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