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Congratulations To Our Graduating Food Studies Students!

Congratulations to our graduating Food Studies students!

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food — From Left to Right, Tommey Jodie, Alex Dominick, Melia Brenden, Lily Vaslet, Dr. Laurel Bellante, Maria Gil, Faith Williamson, Michelle Gutierrez

Congratulations to our graduating Food Studies students!

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ENROLL TODAY: Food Studies Courses for Fall '25

Congratulations to Food Studies major, Tommey Jodie, for their incredible Capstone project, a zine on Indigenous Food Sovereignty: "Beauty All Around Us"

Top left, clockwise: Joy Yu-Rong Liu, Elise Otto, Talitha Neesham-McTiernan, Jesse Anderson

Congratulations to CRFS Research Awardees for Summer 2024

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University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721

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