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212 - Lock Shop and Key Desk

212 - Lock Shop and Key Desk

Traci Wheatley

Traci Wheatley

Manager - Key Desk

traciw@arizona.edu

Joseph Van Brocklin

Locksmith

jvanbrocklin@arizona.edu

Dustin Taylor

Dustin Taylor

Supervisor - Locksmith

dtaylor1@arizona.edu

Joel Rivera

Locksmith II

jrivera0@arizona.edu

Vanessa Lopez

Office Specialist, Senior

vmlopez1@arizona.edu

Nathan King

Locksmith

nbk2@arizona.edu

Justin Hill

Staff Technician, Senior

justinh1@arizona.edu

Brad Hackerott

Locksmith

hackerob@arizona.edu

Jason Gutierrez

Locksmith II

ghostman1r@arizona.edu

Malyk Davis

Access Control Tech II

malykdavis@arizona.edu

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