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202-358-4713

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Jessica Arreola	Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate	661-341-6511
Aliyah Craddock	Science Mission Directorate
Jasmine Hopkins	Space Technology Mission Directorate	202-358-1916

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Kayvon Sharghi	Ames Research Center	650-314-3592
Amber Yarbrough	Armstrong Flight Research Center
Heather Roe	Glenn Research Center
Jamie Adkins	Goddard Space Flight Center
Katy Mersmann	Goddard Institute for Space Studies	301-377-1724
Emilee Richardson	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	626-314-0583
Kelcie Howren	Johnson Space Center
Jason Costa	Kennedy Space Center	321-412-0417
Nayeli Molina-Merced	Langley Research Center
Janet Sudnik	Marshall Space Flight Center	256-544-1216
Megan Carter	Michoud Assembly Facility
Bo Black	Stennis Space Center	228-305-0420
Jamie Adkins	Wallops Flight Facility

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