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Rae Soobratty

Informational Technology/Infrastructure

Phone: (520) 626-4393

Email: raewu(at)arizona.edu

Rae works at the Udall Center and Native Nations Institute and helps with administration and also building infrastructure inventories.

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    • Kyra James (Navajo Nation/Diné)
    • Rae Soobratty
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