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Spring 2023 Interns

Spring 2023 Interns

Michael Olivares-Deely

Michael Olivares-Deely

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Raksha Tabada

Raksha Tabada

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Ethan Peters

Ethan Peters

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Leah Shapleigh

Leah Shapleigh

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Nicole Sidhum

Nicole Sidhum

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Morgan Cryder

Morgan Cryder

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Taylor Veschio

Taylor Veschio

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Lexis Meza

Lexis Meza

Lead Mentor

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Tashina Farr

Tashina Farr

Lead Mentor

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Gayleen CReyes

Gayleen Cubillas Reyes

Lead Mentor

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