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changes to the Whitney Advancement pages
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Whitney LabEvelyn PadgettDevelopment Coordinator
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This is Karen Romas, the new senior director of advancement at Whitney Lab. The information box said if my name wasn't listed to email Jason Phenicie, but when I did I got a bounce back - is Jason still at UF? Many of the advancement pages on the UF website for the Whitney Lab need updated. Can someone work with me on this?

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