Welcome New Members – September 2023

ByNews Editor
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ASFPM extends a big welcome to the following people who joined the association this past month. You can learn more about ASFPM member options and the benefits of becoming an ASFPM member, by visiting the membership page.

Aleah S. Hargrove
Alexis A. Steeb
Behrooz Ghorbani
Camila Correa Chiriboga
Chad N. Wasileski
Chelly A. Hall
Christin Cain
Daniel H. Miller
Dara Zimmerman
Darius N. Agard
Deena Collins
Ember Dunn
Erin M. Foody
Evan B. Boulanger
Evan Banks

Evan Rullman
Hugh A. Kells
Ian A. Malone
Jared L. Hodes
Jared Young
Jonathan B. Crain
Jonathan J. D’Alessandro
Josse Vargas Valera
Jun Meng
Justin Giorlando
Kailin Richardson
Katharyn Potter
Katherine F. Jones
Kelli M. Fielder
Lorna L. Radcliff

Megan C. Meeks
Mike Sheeks
Morgan D. Neal
Nicole Daily
Patricia Doerr
Raina M. Leavens
Rebecca Carterud
Satish Kumar
Savannah K. Arrieta
Steffen Roennfeldt
Sydney L. Brown
Tylor J. Gross
Vincent Chiu Yeu
William J. Sherman

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