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The Nathan & Toby Starr Center for Mental Retardation (Heller School Soc Policy & Mgt)

Marty Krauss, Director
Fax: 63864
Website: http://heller.brandeis.edu/research/starr.html

Members
Name	Phone	Mailstop	Office
Name Krauss, Marty	Phone	Mailstop	Office Irving Schneider and Family Building (Heller School)
Name Warfield, Marji	Phone 781-736-3833	Mailstop 035	Office Heller-Brown Building 350

The Nathan & Toby Starr Center for Mental Retardation is a subdepartment of Heller School Soc Policy & Mgt.

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