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Cohort 1 Faculty Mentors

Jim Washburne smiling indoors in front of framed art and wooden furniture.

Jim Washburne

Geophysics

Pima Community College

jwashburne@pima.edu

Yvonne Sandoval smiling while seated outside next to cactus plants, wearing a black and red floral dress.

Yvonne Sandoval

Math and Engineering

Pima Community College

ysandoval@pima.edu

Jorge Palos-Chavez smiling in front of a waterfall and jungle, wearing a navy shirt and backpack.

Jorge Palos-Chavez

Physics

Pima Community College

Jpaloschavez@pima.edu

Ashley Linares Gaffer smiling outdoors at sunset, wearing a navy dress and cardigan.

Ashlee Linares-Gaffer

Associate Professor of Practice

School of Nutritional Sciences and Wellness

University of Arizona

alinares@email.arizona.edu

Jennifer Katcher smiling in a science lab, standing in front of lab supplies and shelves.

Jennifer Katcher

Biology

Pima Community College

jkatcher@pima.edu

Dr. Kevin Hainline smiling outdoors in a black sweater and glasses.

Dr. Kevin Hainline

Assistant Research Professor

Department of Astronomy and Steward Observatory

University of Arizona

kevinhainline@arizona.edu

Dr. Jennifer Wolfe smiling outdoors, wearing a black top, with long dark hair and blurred buildings in the background.

Dr. Jennifer Wolfe

Associate Professor

Department of Mathematics

University of Arizona

jwolfe628@arizona.edu

Close-up of a man wearing a plaid jacket and blue sunglasses, standing in a snowy landscape with headphones in.

Dr. Ulises Ricoy

Associate Research Scientist

Department of Neuroscience

University of Arizona

ricoy@arizona.edu

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