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Robert Williams Named to UArizona President’s Senior Leadership Team

Feb. 19, 2020

This January, University of Arizona Law Regents Professor Robert A. Williams, Jr. joined the University of Arizona Senior Leadership Team, an advisory body to President Robert C. Robbins that helps steer university-wide strategy and decision making. 

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