SDSU Tribal Liason

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Laurie Carlock · April 1, 2020 at 12:21 PM

Congratulations Jacob, your Nation are fortunate to have a member such as you and thanks for your commitment. I have been fortunate to take classes with Stan Rodrigues and his wife Martha
From Santa Ysabel tribe, at Sycan.

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