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Caroline Scranton

Cohort IV Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Close up of Daniel Collazo

Daniel Collazo

Cohort IV Trainee

Jim leans against a red metal sculpture and smiles. His other hand is tucked in his pocket.

Jim Legins

Cohort IV Trainee

Pronouns:

he, him, his

Caroline stands outside in a jacket. Trees fill the background.

Caroline Maro

Cohort IV Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Zoe stands in front of a cut rock opening. Ocean and colorful buildings fill the background.

Zoe Jensen

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Taylor sits on a folding chair with her hands in her lap. Desert plants in pots fill the background.

Taylor Portman

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Savannah poses for a photo outside. They wear a cap and jacket. A stream and dry grassland fill the background.

Savannah Fuqua

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

she, they, theirs

Rebecca stands in a forest. The leaves are orange and there are patches of snow on the ground. She wears a jacket and sweatshirt to stay warm.

Rebecca Bland

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Pablo poses in front of a Neo-classical building and lawn. He wears sunglasses and a green shirt.

Pablo Arán

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

he, him, his

Megan poses in graduation regalia. She stands in front of a blurred cityscape.

Megan Nickerson

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

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