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Laura Vandenberg
Associate Vice Chancellor and Vice Provost for Research and Engagement and Professor of Environmental Health SciencesUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Laura Vandenberg looks at how exposures to plastics, and other chemicals especially early in life, can predispose individuals to diseases.
Anne Wilson
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Social PsychologyWilfrid Laurier University
Expert in identity, time, memory, goals, inequality, and cultural norms
J. Aaron Johnson, PhD
Associate Dean of Research, School of Public Health; Director, Institute of Public and Preventive HealthAugusta University
J. Aaron Johnson, PhD's research focuses on evidence-based practices, primarily in substance use prevention.
Kate Detwiler, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of AnthropologyFlorida Atlantic University
Kate Detwiler's research focus is on the evolution and conservation of African forest monkeys.
Teresa Marin, PhD, NNP-BC, FAAN, FAANP, FNAP
Associate Professor in College of NursingAugusta University
Dr. Marin's research evaluates strategies to identify ischemic disease in premature infants using near infrared spectroscopy technology.
David Figlio
Gordon Fyfe Professor of Economics and EducationUniversity of Rochester
Figlio is an expert on educational, public, and social policy, including the link between health and education.
Christopher Drew
Fred Jones Greer, Jr. Endowed Chair; Professional-in-ResidenceLouisiana State University
Prof. Drew’s work focuses on investigative and data journalism, accountability reporting, and newsroom leadership.
Heather McKillop
Thomas & Lillian Landrum Alumni ProfessorLouisiana State University
Dr. McKillop is an archaeologist, academic, and Maya scholar, noted particularly for her research into ancient Maya coastal trade routes.
Michael W. Johnson, MA, CAP
Senior Managing Director of Behavioral HealthCARF International
A creative, solutions-oriented leader who is passionate about improving quality in behavioral healthcare through CARF accreditation.
Kathleen Martin Ginis
Professor, School of Health and Exercise SciencesUniversity of British Columbia
Mental health benefits of exercise | Body Image | Exercise behaviour change |Disability | Women | Knowledge Translation
