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Contributors:
Management Faculty, Pamplin College of Business
Reed Kennedy
Eli Jamison
Other esteemed, former faculty from the Department of Management
University Libraries
Design and accessiblity: Kylie Call
Figure design and editorial: Kindred Grey
Project Management: Anita Walz

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