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Jay Rosenblatt, AIAR Faculty Member

Jay Rosenblatt

AIAR Faculty Members

Professor, Music

jrosenbl@arizona.edu

Hai Ren, AIAR Faculty Member

Hai Ren

AIAR Faculty Member

Professor, East Asian Studies

hren@arizona.edu

Rae Matthews, Ph.D. Student

Jennifer Post

AIAR Faculty Member

Associate Professor of Practice, Music

jcpost@arizona.edu

Janet Nicol, AIAR Faculty Member

Janet Nicol

AIAR Faculty Member

Professor, Linguistics

nicol@arizona.edu

Matthew Mugmon, AIAR Faculty Member

Matthew Mugmon

AIAR Faculty Member

Associate Professor, Music

mugmon@arizona.edu

Aurelia Mouzet, AIAR Faculty Member

Aurelia Mouzet

AIAR Faculty Member

Assistant Professor, French and Italian

aureliam@arizona.edu

Ellen McMahon, AIAR Faculty Member

Ellen McMahon

AIAR Faculty Member

Associate Dean, College of Fine Arts

Professor, Art

emcmahon@arizona.edu

Johanna Lundy, AIAR Faculty Member

Johanna Lundy

AIAR Faculty Member

Assistant Professor, Music

jlundy@arizona.edu

Kimberly Jones, AIAR Faculty Member

Kimberly Jones

AIAR Faculty Member

Special Assistant to the Dean, Academic Affairs - College of Humanities

Professor, East Asian Studies

kjones@arizona.edu

Jennifer Jenkins, AIAR Faculty Member

Jennifer Jenkins

AIAR Faculty Member

Professor, English

jenkinsj@arizona.edu

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