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WWU Welcomes 12 New Faculty

January 15, 2019

Walla Walla University is pleased to introduce 12 new members of the university faculty: (front row, from left) Amanda Lewis, assistant professor of social work; Licci Zemleduch, instructor in business; C.J. Brothers, assistant professor of biology; Eunice Muriu, assistant professor of nursing; Mike Hellie, assistant professor of health and physical education; (back row, from left) Monique Vincent, assistant professor of history; Hilary Dickerson, professor of history; George Perez, assistant professor of business; Doug Thomsen, associate professor of engineering; and Cristian Neacsu, associate professor of music.

Not pictured is James Foster, assistant professor of computer science; and Ryan Mowat, associate professor of engineering.

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