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Crafton Tull Sparks Stephen Burgin, as coordinator of the education project for the Division. He has two years experience.In addition, Aaron Landrum construction of a trainee. Landrum previously worked as an assistant scientific Undergraduate training activities and education at the University of Oklahoma.
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