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College College of Engineering/Engineering Dean College College Type Name of Organization/Campus Department College College of Engineering/Engineering Dean College College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts College College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Office College College of Nursing College Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences College Graduate School Office of the Dean College Irvin D. 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