Dr. Tammi Walker
from Plucky Ladies Hosted by Jess Kapp
Dr. Tammi Walker is a former lawyer who left her D.C. job to get a PhD in psychology. She is a professor in both the law and psychology departments at the University of Arizona, where she studies how universities and colleges handle sexual assault accusations.
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