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Anna Barichello

Manager, Agile Development Team

anna.barichello@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EC3

Antonina Joukova (on-leave)

Instructional Digital Media Developer

Antonina Joukova

ajoukova@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EC3 2121B

Daniel Opperwall

Online Learning Consultant

dgopperw@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EC3 2124E

Jana Roberts

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jana.roberts@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EC3 2121E

Rachael Verbruggen

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Rachael Verbruggen

rachael.verbruggen@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EC3 2161C

Tanya Strong

Learning Technologies Analyst

tanya.strong@uwaterloo.ca

519-888-4567 ext. 43902

Location: EC3 2048E

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