Office: Fretwell 490J
Phone: 704.687.7827
Email: prutledg@uncc.edu
Phone: 704.687.7827
Email: prutledg@uncc.edu
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Philip Rutledge
M.A. UNC Greensboro
Specialty: Popular Culture, Social Problems, Social Psychology
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