Stanford University

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• Alexander Joseph Galli

  Undergraduate, Economics
  Cda (Course Development Assistant), Freshman and Sophomore Programs (FSP)
  

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    Mail Code: 3068

    zgalli@stanford.edu
• Ruoyan Gao

  Undergraduate Research Aide, Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis (CESTA)
  Undergraduate, Hasso Plattner Institute of Design
  Slecc, Structured Liberal Education
  

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    Mail Code: 3068

    rgao1218@stanford.edu
• León García

  Student Employee, KIPAC
  Slecc, Structured Liberal Education
  Undergraduate, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
  

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    Mail Code: 2259

    lgarcia3@stanford.edu
• Diego Alonso Garcia-Camargo

  Slecc, Structured Liberal Education
  Undergraduate, Symbolic Systems
  

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    Mail Code: 3068

    diegogc@stanford.edu
• Lindsay Garratt

  Assistant Director, Introductory Seminars, Stanford Introductory Studies Operations
  

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    Mail Code: 3068

    • (650) 721-1231 (office)
    • (650) 724-2405 (office)

    lgarratt@stanford.edu
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  Natalie Eloisa Gomez

  Undergraduate, Religious Studies
  Sle Student Worker, Structured Liberal Education
  Slecc, Structured Liberal Education
  

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    Mail Code: 3068
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  Adriana Gonzalez

  Events and Program Support Administrator, Stanford Introductory Studies Operations
  

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    Mail Code: 3068

    agonzal8@stanford.edu
• Moises Gonzalez De La Rosa

  Student Assistant, Dean for Community Engagement and Diversity
  Cda+ (Course Development Assistant Plus), Freshman and Sophomore Programs (FSP)
  Undergraduate, History
  

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    Mail Code: 3044

    mgr19ph@stanford.edu
• Mishika Govil

  Undergraduate, Computer Science
  Cda+ (Course Development Assistant Plus), Freshman and Sophomore Programs (FSP)
  Undergraduate, Management Science and Engineering
  Undergraduate, Philosophy
  
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  Byron Gray

  COLLEGE Lecturer
  

  BioByron Gray is an anthropologist whose work centers on the intersection of politics, law, religion, and urban space in South Asia. His doctoral research examined the associational, legal, and ritual means that Catholics in Bombay, India have employed to advance spatial and property claims in the city since its transformation into “Mumbai” in the 1990s.
  
  Prior to receiving his PhD, Byron earned a MPhil in Socio-Cultural Anthropology from the University of Oxford, and BA in Political Science, South Asian Studies, and Law, Societies, & Justice from the University of Washington.

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    Mail Code: 3068

    byrong@stanford.edu