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-Melissa L. Graham, Christina L. Adair, Jim Annis, Jeff Carlin, Robert de~Peyster, Alex Drlica-Wagner, Leanne P. Guy, Greg Madejski, and Andr\'es A. Plazas Malag\'on
+Melissa L. Graham, Christina L. Adair, Jim Annis, Jeff Carlin, Robert de~Peyster, Alex Drlica-Wagner, Gloria Fonseca Alvarez, Leanne P. Guy, Greg Madejski, and Andr\'es A. Plazas Malag\'on
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 The CST anticipates that its members could become highly visible as ``Rubin insiders" who receive invitations to visit or to speak at institutions as a Rubin Observatory or CST representative, and that it may be wealthier institutions that are able to fund these visits.
 In the spirit of the strategies in \S~\ref{ssec:intro_strat}, the CST is developing policies to ensure that diversity, equity, and inclusion are maintained for the limited resources available for face-to-face interactions. 
 
-Current policies focus on strategies to encourage the inclusion of small or underserved institutions while maintaining access to resources by publicly sharing recordings of live interactions. 
+Current policies focus on strategies to encourage the inclusion of small or underserved institutions and maintaining access to resources by publicly sharing recordings of live interactions. 
 For example, the CST has introduced procedures to request custom seminars. In addition to prioritizing invitations from small or underserved institutions, requesters are asked to either facilitate the participation of scientists and students from these institutions, such as funding their access to the talk or meeting, or to facilitate the recording and sharing of the talk or meeting by the CST. 
 To encourage collaboration, particularly between different institution types, the CST is also developing strategies to identify suitable speakers among Rubin staff and the LSST Science Collaborations.