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National, State and Local Programs:
Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network (ATTC) Northeast,
Speaker “The Opiate Challenge: What Science, Service and Communities Can Do
Today,” presentation “Juvenile Justice and the Family”, 2003
Administrative Office of the Courts (California)
Faculty, Commissioners’ Orientation 1988; Delay Reduction Workshop 1992; Drug
Case Management and Treatment Intervention Strategies Conference 1994;
Traffic Adjudication Workshop 1995; Planning Committee and Faculty, 1997
California Drug Court Symposium; Faculty, 1998 California Drug Court Symposium
Alameda County Bar Association
Panel member, “How to Handle an 11550 [Under the Influence] Case,” 1993; Panel
Member, “Substance Using Attorneys,” 2000
American Bar Association
National Convention Program Chair, “What’s A Judge To Do? Pregnant
Substance Users and the Role of the Courts” 1992
American Judges Association,
Planning Committee and Faculty, Joint Physicians’/Judges’ Alcohol and Other Drug
training 1999; Advisory Committee, “Judicial Education on Substance Abuse:
Promoting and Expanding Judicial Awareness and Leadership,” funded by State
Justice Institute, 2002; Presenter, “Alcohol and Other Drugs and the Courts,”
42d Annual Educational conference, 2002
American Judicature Society,
Planning Committee and Faculty, National Pre-Bench Training, 1990
American Psychiatric Association, Panel
member, “Pregnancy and Substance Abuse: A Multi-Faceted Disorder,” 1993
American Society of Addiction Medicine,
Panel member, “Addiction Medicine in the Courtroom,” 31st Annual
Medical-Scientific Conference, 2000; Panel Member, “Moving Evidence Based
Treatment into the Courtroom Setting,” 35th Annual Medical-Scientific
Conference, 2004
American University,
Faculty, National Symposium on the Implementation and Operation of Drug Courts,
“The Challenge of Addressing the Diversity of Needs Presented by the Drug Court
Population,” 1995; Justice Programs Office Roundtable luncheon speaker,
“Special Issues from the Judge’s Perspective in Dealing with the Substance
Addicted Female Offender,” 1996
Arizona Judicial Conference,
“Adjudicating Criminal Misdemeanors (Everything You Wanted to Know But Were
Afraid to Ask),” presentation on the role of alcohol and other drugs in
misdemeanor courts, 1998
Arizona Opioid Treatment Coalition, Technical Assistance at “Best Practices for
Opiate Dependence: Treatment Options for Adults in the Criminal Justice System,”
(2002)
California Association of Toxicologists Presenter, “Drug Testing in the Courts,”
1991
California Department of Alcohol and Drugs, Presenter, “ Designing the
Road Map: Research to Policy, Shaping the Future of Alcohol and Other Drug
Treatment Services,” workshop title: “Moving Evidence Based Treatment into the
Drug Court Setting,” (2005)
California Judges’ Association Presenter 1990-91 and 1994 (DUI update, domestic
violence and the courts, “Care and Feeding of the Pro Per,” and Justice in the
Balance/2020 Report; “Older Americans and Substance Abuse, Retired Judges’
Conference 2004; Recipient, Bernard Jefferson Judicial Education Award (2004)
California Municipal Court Judges Conference Co-Chair, “Meeting the Challenge:
A Judicial Perspective on Substance Abuse and the Role of the Courts” 1992
California Society of Addiction Medicine,
“Meeting the Methamphetamine Challenge: Science, Clinical Care and Public
Policy” conference, Speaker, “Application of Treatment Principles to Meth Users
in the Court,” 2006
California Office of Traffic Safety
Annual Conference, Presenter, “DUI Judicial System/Prevention and Education”
1996
California State University, Hayward, Department of Educational Psychology,
Lecturer, “Alcohol, Drugs, Women & Special Populations,” 2000
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT)
Expert Field Reviewer Planning for Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD)
Abuse Treatment for Adults in the Criminal Justice System (TIP #17) 1993;
Substance Abuse Treatment and Domestic Violence (TIP #25) 1997; Presenter,
Regional Methamphetamine Conference, 1999; Presenter, Methamphetamine Summit,
“Coordinating Treatment Services with Criminal Justice and Family Courts,” 2006
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) and Southeastern States,
Presenter, “Improving Women’s Treatment in the Southeast: Programs and Practices
that Work!,” 1998
Chicago Police Department,
Keynote Speaker, “Applying Community Policing Principles Within the Criminal
Justice System, “ Beyond the Rhetoric: Facing the Challenges of Community
Policing Conference, 1998
Claremont Colleges Intercollegiate Women’s Studies,
Lecturer, “Women, Prisons and Criminal Injustice,” 2000
Colorado Behavioral Health Council annual conference, workshop, “Women in the
Criminal Justice System,” 2008
Community Partnership of Southern Arizona
Keynote, “Opioid Treatment in the 21st Century: From Barriers to
Breakthroughs,” 2004
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD),
Panel Member, “Section 8 Tenants and Crime,: Section 8 Summit, 1998 Drug Court Program
Office, Department of Justice, Faculty and Developer, Drug Courts’ Cultural
Competence Curriculum 2002
Florida Conference of Circuit Judges,
Presenter, “Girl Interrupted: Women, Girls and Substance Abuse,” 2000
Fordham University School of Law, Presenter,
Symposium on “Problem Solving Courts: From Adversarial Litigation to Innovative
Jurisprudence,” 2002
Hawaii Drug Court
Women, Criminal Justice, and You Conference, Presenter, “Women and the Law,”
1996
John F. Kennedy University Extension,
Seminar, “Criminal Justice and the Treatment Community,” 2003
Louisiana Association of Drug Court Professionals,
Annual Conference Plenary Speaker, “Co-Occurring Disorders,” Presenter, Hispanic
Treatment Issues and Women’s Issues in Drug Court, (2003)
Maryland Family Divisions and Family Services Programs,
“A Family Diseade: The Impact of Addiction and Substance Abuse on Children,
Families, Family Courts, and Communities, Keynote Speaker (2005)
Maui County (HI) Children’s Justice Grant Task Force
and Maui County DHHC Subcommittee on Ice Addiction - Ice Breakers,
Presenter, “Protecting Children of Drug Abusing Parents: An Integrated Systems
Approach,” 2000
Maui County Drug Court
Presenter, special meeting for policymakers regarding implementation of new
sentencing laws, 2002
Miami-Dade County (FL) Juvenile Court,
Presenter, “Addressing the Special Needs of Women,” Alcohol and Other Drug
Training, 1999
Michigan Association of Drug Court Judges, Annual
Conference, Presenter, 2001-05
Michigan Judicial Institute,
Presenter, 1999 Annual Conference of Court of Appeals, Circuit, and Probate
Judges, “Drug Courts in the Michigan Court System & Therapeutic Jurisprudence,”
1999
Michigan Office of Drug Control Policy, Michigan Department of Community Health,
“Treatment Strategies & Issues with Methamphetamine Users,” Plenary speaker,
“Application of Treatment Principles to Methamphetamine Users in the Court,”
2005
Mile High Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Conference: “Women and Addiction: Healing and Recovery in the 90’s,”
Keynote Speech, “A Woman’s Place is in Treatment;” Breakout session facilitator,
“Violence and the Courts – Educating the Bench” 1995; Keynote, “Promising
Practices: Linking Health and Criminal Justice for Women and Girls,” 2003
Minnesota Judges’ Conference
Faculty, “What’s A Judge To Do? Pregnant Substance Users and the Role of
the Court,” 1994
National Association of Drug Court Professionals
National Training Conferences, Moderator, “Relapse Prevention and the Substance
Abusing Criminal Offender,” 1995; Moderator, “Using Drug Court Skills Without a
Drug Court,” 1996; Panelist, “Cultural, Ethnic and Gender Issues in Treatment,”
1996; “Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Drug Treatment Courts” and “Special Issues
for Women in Drug Treatment Courts,” 1997; Moderator, “Treatment Diversity for
Drug Court Participants” and Panelist, “Gender-Specific Issues” 1999;
Moderator, ”Gender Specific Issues,” Investing in the Future: Juvenile and
Family Drug Courts 1st Annual Juvenile and Family Drug Court Training
Conference, 2000; Panelist, “Alcoholism,” and Moderator, “Graduates’ Panel”
2000; Panelist, “Co-Occurring Disorders” 2002; Moderator, “The Great Debate:
Medical Management of Drug Abuse,”; Panelist, “Working with Female Clients,”
2003; The Road to Recovery: Incorporating Culture in the Drug Court Experience,”
2005; Presenter, Successful Partnering for Recovery conference, “Working with
Poopulations Experiencing Mental Health Challenges,” 2006
National Association for Court Management,
Panelist, “Courts Move to the Front End: Ethical Issues for a Changing Judicial
System,” 2000
National Association of Women Judges
National Conference Panel member, “Pregnant Substance Users” and “Domestic
Violence and the Courts” 1992; Moderator, “Hot Topics in Criminal Law,” 1996;
and, “Therapeutic Jurisprudence” and “Judicial Considerations in Sentencing
Substance Abusers,” 1997; Panelist, “Judging on the Edge” 1999
National Center for State Courts , Bureau of Justice Assistance and State
Justice Institute
National Drug Conference panel member, “Pregnant Substance Users,” 1991
National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges
Participant, Institute For Faculty Excellence in Judicial Education, (developed
a model curriculum for alcohol and other drugs and the courts) 1997
National Drug Court Institute,
Member, Editorial Board (2005)
National Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Conference,
sponsored by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National March of
Dimes, “Getting to Standards of Care for FAS: Defining Best-Practices,”
Presenter, Judicial Issues, 2001
National GAINS Center,
2004 Conference, “From Science to Services: Emerging Best Practices for People
in Contact with the Justice System,” Panel, “Problem-Solving Courts: How the
Criminal Justice System Has an Impact on People,” (2004)
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)/National Institute on
Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)
Participant, “Workshop on Sentencing Options for Driving Under the Influence
Offenders (DUI),” 1996
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
(NIAAA), Keynote Speaker, “Treating Your Clients’ Alcohol Problems: Lessons from
the Latest Research,” 2002
National Institute of Justice
Moderator, “Extending the Drug Court Rationale to Other Populations/
Applications” 1993
National Leadership Institute, Trainer,
40th Annual Southeastern School of Alcohol and Other Drug Studies,
“Adult Drug Courts: Working With the Justice System,” 2000
National Legal Aid and Defenders’ Association
Substantive Law Conference, Panel member, “Advocacy for Pregnant and Parenting
Substance-Dependent Women,” 1994
New York State Family Law Judges Association
annual conference, keynote, “What Family Law Judges Need to Know About Mental
Health” and “Domestic Violence and Alcohol and Other Drugs,” 2008
Neuropsychological Consultants, Inc., Center for Substance Abuse Treatment and
Office on National Drug Control Policy,
Speaker, 8th Annual Conference on Behavior, Clinical Neuroscience,
Substance Abuse, and Culture, “Essential Linkages for Court-Ordered Alcohol and
Other Drug Treatment,” 2001
New York Association of Drug Treatment Court Professionals, Inc.
Keynote, “Treatment courts and Co-Occurring Disorders: Connecting Systems, 2004
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services,
18th Annual Substance Abuse Conference, Speaker, “Double Troule:
Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Abuse Disorders,” 2005
Oregon Judicial Department,
Regional CLE Program, Speaker, “Co-Occurring Disorders: The Expectation,
not the Exception,” 2006
Pennsylvania Department of Health, Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Programs,
western training conference, keynote speaker, 2008
Pennsylvania Department of Health, Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Programs,
Pennsylvania Association of Drug Court Professionals, and Pennsylvania
Commission on Crime and Delinquency,Drug
Abuse and Addiction: Treatment, Enforcement and Sanctions for Adults and
Juveniles Conference, Keynote, “Double Trouble: Treatment Courts and
Co-Occurring Disorders,” and Workshop, “Women’s Issues in Drug Court,” 2004
Pennsylvania DUI Association,
26th Annual Meeting Keynote Speaker, “Taking it to the Streets,” 2005
Police Executive Research Forum,
Washington, D.C., 9th Annual Problem Oriented Policing (POPs)
Conference, Panelist, “Drug Courts: Closing the Revolving Door,” 1998
Physicians’ Leadership on National Drug Policy,
Participant, Congressional briefing on drug policy, Washington, DC, 2000
San Mateo County Alcohol & Drug Services and East Bay Community Recovery
Project,
Presenter, “Methamphetamine: Moving Research Findings into Clinical Practice”
(2000)
Santa Clara University School of Law’s Center for Social Justice and Public
Service,
Speaker, Drug Treatment Courts (2004)
State Bar of California
Moderator, Human Rights Committee panel on pregnant substance abusers, State Bar
Convention 1990; Panel Member, “Criminalization of Pregnant Women: The
Ethics of Criminal and Civil Sanctions Against Pregnant, Substance-Dependent
Women,” Education Institute (1993)
State University New York/Buffalo,
,
Member, Review Panel, special issue of Law & Policy on specialized
courts, Dr. Jeffrey Butts, Editor (2000)
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
(SAMHSA) National Conference on Women, “Cycles, Challenges and Changes:
Making a Difference in the Lives of Women, Their Families and Their
Communities,” Panel Member, “Services for Women in the Criminal Justice System,”
1997; Hawaii Regional Methamphetamine Conference, Presenter, “The Role of Drug
Courts in Methamphetamine Treatment,” 1999; Expert Panel member, National Adult
Drug Court Evaluation Project, 2009
University of Baltimore School of Law Center for Families, Children and the
Courts,
Plenary speaker, “The Science of Addiction” and breakout speaker “Adolescent
Substance Abuse and Addiction” (2005)
University of California, Berkeley, Extension,
Seminar, “Criminal Justice and the Treatment Community,” 2003, 2004, 2005
University of California, Berkeley, Institute for the Study of Social Change,
Seminar, “Therapeutic Jurisprudence,” 2006
University of California, Berkeley, School of Law,
Presenter, “Workshop on Judging” (2000); Extension Faculty, “Alcohol/Drug
Treatment: Interacting with the Criminal Justice System,” (2003)
University of California Santa Barbara Extension,
Behavioral & Health Sciences, Chemical Dependency Seminar, (co-sponsored by
Cottage Health Systems and the Santa Barbara County Probation Department)
“Women’s Special Issues in Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment,” (1999); “The Court
System: Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Offenders and Issues,” (2000). The
Alcohol and Other Drug Certificate program closed in 2001.
Utah Substance Abuse & Anti-Violence Coordinating Council
1996 Mini-Summit: Criminal and Juvenile Treatment Strategies – Treatment
Works!, Presenter, “Criminal Justice-Treatment Collaboration: Elements of
a Comprehensive System From Treatment Through Reintegration” and “Treatment for
Special Populations” 1996 Virginia Association of
Drug Court Professionals Annual Conference, Plenary Speaker, “Opiate Replacement
Medications and Drug Courts,” (2005)
Washington District & Municipal Court Judges
Spring Program, Plenary Speaker, “Times of Change,” 2003
Wayne County Circuit Drug Courts
(Detroit MI), Panelist, Drug Court Judges’ Retreat, 1999
Western Michigan University, Department of Criminal Justice,
Panel member, “Drug Treatment Courts: Applied Therapeutic Jurisprudence,” 2000
Women Judges’ Fund for Justice
SJI-funded Project Chair, “Pregnant Women Substance Users: Considerations
for Sentencing” 1994-96
American Psychology-Law Society
and European Association of Psychology & Law, Psychology and Law
International Conference, Moderator, “Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Judging,”
Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, 1999
Australian Institute of Criminology
In service training, “Women Defendants in Court,” Canberra, Australia (2006) Australian Institute of Judicial
Administration in cooperation with
the Magistrates Court of Western Australia, the International Network on
Therapeutic Jurisprudence, the University of Miami's Institute on Law,
Psychiatry and Psychology, Edith Cowan University's School of Psychology,
Faculty of Business and Law and School of Law and Justice, the International
Association of Drug Treatment Courts, William and Mary Law School's Therapeutic
Jurisprudence Program and the Association of Australian Magistrates, Third
International Conference on Therapeutic Jurisprudence, Keynote, “The Synergy
Between Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Drug Treatment Courts,” 2006.
Canadian Association of Provincial Court Judges and the National Judicial
Institute,
Presenter, “How Judges Apply the Problem-Solving Lens to Confront Complex Social
Problems in their Courts,” St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, 2003
Glenn M. Weaver Institute of Law and Psychiatry, University of Cincinnati
College of Law & The Fetzer Institute,
“Therapeutic Jurisprudence: The Second International Conference, Panel chair,
“TJ Issues in Criminal Law,” and Presenter, “Further Implications of TJ for
Judicial Satisfaction,” Cincinnati, Ohio 2001
Government of Bermuda
“Bridging the Gap: Developing Human Potential by Building Bridges to Success,”
Conference workshop presenter: “What Every Judge Needs to Know about Mental
Health” and “Women’s Special Mental Health Issues,” 2009
Griffith University
School of Criminology, Crime Talk, “Fundamentals of Problem-Solving Courts,”
Brisbane, Australia (2006)
Institute for Advanced Judicial Training,
“Drug Courts in Israel,” Neve Ilan, Israel, 2006
International Centre for Healing and the Law,
Planning Retreat team, 2004
International Conference on Social Justice Research,
5th Annual Conference, Panel member, Judicial Education 1995
International Network on Therapeutic Jurisprudence at the University of Puerto
Rico
and Institute on Law, Psychiatry and Psychology at the University of Miami
School of Law, First International Conference on Therapeutic
Jurisprudence, Plenary Speaker, “The Application of Therapeutic Jurisprudence”
and “Specialist Courts: The Therapeutic Role and Potential of Specialist
Courts;” Chair, Symposium “Impact of the Adversarial Trial System,” Behavioural
Science and Law Network University of Southampton, England 1998
International Academy of Law and Mental Health,
XXVth Anniversary Congress on Law and Mental Health, Panelist, “Therapeutic
Jurisprudence: Achieving Legal and Therapeutic Goals in Specialized Courts,”
Siena, Italy, 2000; XXIXth International Congress on Law and Mental Health,
Mental Health Summit, Presenter, “Collaborative, Problem-Solving Courts,” 2005
International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect,
XVIth Congress “Children in a Changing World: Getting It Right,” participant
invited symposia on legal issues and substance misuse, “The Need for Unified
Family Courts” and “Family Dependency Drug Courts in the United States,” (2006)
York, UK
Japanese Judges’/Bar Association & Freedom Treatment Program,
Lecturer, “Drug Treatment Courts,” Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka, Japan, 2003
John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
City University of New York, Speaker, International Conference “Justice and
Policing in Diverse Societies, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 2008
Middle Eastern/Mediterranean Summer Institute on Drug Use,
Presenter, Jerusalem, Israel 2006
National Judicial Institute/Institut National de la Magistrature,
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Member, Advisory Committee on Problem-Solving
Jurisprudence, 2002
Psychology & Law International Conference,
Panel member, “Problem Solving Courts: An International Perspective;” Presenter,
“Factors Affecting Judicial Satisfaction in Therapeutic Courtrooms,” Edinburgh,
Scotland, 2003
Raad voor de rechtspraak (Council for Court-Jurisdiction),
The Hague, Symposium: “Jurisdiction and Addiction: Can we do it
differently?American Drug Courts as an alternative,” Utrecht, The Netherlands
(2009)
State Department,
Cultural Exchange Program (Israel and Chile)
State University New York, Stony Brook,
Stony Brook, NY, 18th Annual Conference, “Counseling & Treating
People of Colour, An International Perspective,” Speaker, Addressing Major
Problems in the International Arena, “Strategies of Courts in HIV/AIDS
Prevention,” Southampton, Bermuda 2004
Center for Judicial Education and Research:
The B.E. Witkin Judicial College of
California Dean, 1997-98; Associate
Dean, 1995-96;Faculty, 1987-present (landlord/tenant, consumer law, small
claims, unlawful detainer, trials, alcohol and other drugs and the courts);
Planning Committee, 1988-91 and 1993-present, Vice-Chair 1995-96; Chair 1996-98 New Judge Orientation
Chair 1997-98; Faculty 1988-present (landlord/tenant, small claims, sentencing,
civil law and motion, criminal pretrials, trials, evidence, civil settlements,
fairness, conduct, and ethics); Planning Committee 1988-91 and 93-98 Continuing Judicial Studies Program
Faculty 1988-92 and 1995-present (consumer law, civil law and procedure, AIDS
and the courts, domestic violence, alcohol and other drugs and the courts,
co-occurring mental health disorders); Planning Committee 1992-95 Civil Law Institute
Faculty 1991-92, 1998; Chair 1992 Municipal and Justice Courts Institute
Faculty, Planning Committee and Seminar Leader 1987 and 1990 Proposition 115 Workshops
Faculty, “Voir Dire under 115” 1990 Juvenile Law Institute
Panel Member, “Alcohol and Other Drugs in the Juvenile Court,” 1994 National Judicial
College
Faculty 1993-present (small claims, alcohol and other drugs and the courts,
fairness and the courts, adjudication of driving under the influence cases,
sentencing the domestic violence and alcohol/drug offender, special populations
in drug courts). Planning Committee and faculty, BJA-funded, “Practical
Aspects of Substance Abuse Issues in Criminal Cases: Insights for the
Trial Judge” 1997-99. Group Discussion Leader, “The Changing Role of
Judges: Community Focused Courts,” 1998. Planning Committee and Faculty,
BJS-funded “Co-Occuring Disorders,” 2000.
The Rutter Group
Faculty, Real Property Litigation Seminar, 1991; “Hot Topics in Unlawful
Detainer Litigation,” 1993; and developed and produced videotapes and materials
in substance abuse and mental stress 1993-98, 2001-08 and in fairness/bias
1995-98
Publications
Co-author with Deborah Chase, “The Best Seat in the House: The Court Assignment
and Judicial Satisfaction,” 47:2 Family Court Review 209-238 April 2009.Vol. 42,
No. 3. Spring, 2008. 2009 Chosen as a Thinker in Residence for therapeutic jurisprudence and restorative justice in Adelaide, South Australia. Judge Hora will spend three months developing recommendations for the government. 2009 Rose Bird Award, outstanding woman jurist, California Women Lawyers 2008
Inducted into the Women's Hall of
Fame, Alameda County 2004 recipient of the Bernard
S. Jefferson Judicial Education Award from the California Judges’ Association 2002 Inducted into Stanley
M. Goldstein Drug Court Hall of Fame 2001 National Association of
Drug Court Professionals, Outstanding Leadership Award 1999 Woman of the Year,
State of California Legislature 1996 Distinguished Alumni,
Community College League of California 1994 Outstanding Alumna
Awards, Political Science Department, California State University, Hayward 1994 Community Service
Award, Delta Kappa Gamma, Alpha Omega Chapter 1990 Associated Students of
Chabot College endowment of the Judge Peggy Hora Scholarship 1989 Alumnus of the Year,
California State University, Hayward 1988 Woman Helping Women
Award, Soroptimist International of San Leandro 1986 The World Who's Who of
Women 1986 Outstanding Bay Area
Business Woman, American Business Women's Association 1985 Who's Who in
California 1985 Woman of Achievement,
Emeryville Business & Professional Women's Club 1984 Recipient, Reed L.
Buffington, Outstanding Alumnus Award, Chabot College 1984 Woman of the Year, San
Leandro Business & Professional Women's Club 1982 Legal Services
National Client's Council, Valuable Service Award 1981 Outstanding
Young Woman of America 1978 Woman Helping Women Award,
Soroptimist International of San Leandro 1975 Finalist, Danforth Fellowship
national competition 1975 Outstanding Woman Graduate, Women's
Studies Committee, California State University, Hayward 1972 Language Arts Scholarship, Chabot
College Faculty 1972 Gladiator of the Year, Chabot College
Faculty
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