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Eva Pomeroy
Lecturer, Department of Applied Human SciencesConcordia University
Eva Pomeroy is interested in optimizing the relationship between work and family systems, and the creation of innovative solutions to do so.
Deborah O'Dell
Professor of BiologyUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. O'Dell performs research into how bees use magnetic fields to orient themselves.
Edward Lopez
ProfessorWestern Carolina University
Edward Lopez is Professor of Economics and founding director of Western Carolina University's Center for the Study of Free Enterprise.
Stephen Huddart
President and CEO – The J.W. McConnell Family FoundationSocial Innovation Generation
Best job in the world! Improving the present and renewing the future of all our communities with empowering social innovation initiatives
Dawn Bazely
Professor, Department of BiologyYork University
#YorkU Biology professor. Collaborative, interdisciplinary researcher & award-winning teacher. Past #YorkU Sustainability Inst Director.
Michelle Kimzey
Assistant ProfessorTexas Christian University
Michelle Kimzey is an expert in gerontology, dementia care education, palliative care, and older adults with dementia.
Liang Mao
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Liang Mao's research aims to offer better understandings on the human-disease system with geospatial science approaches and technologies.
John Singleton
James P. Wilmot Assistant Professor of EconomicsUniversity of Rochester
Singleton is an expert in public economics and the economics of education, particularly as it relates to school choice.
Christine Saulnier
Nova Scotia DirectorCanadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Christine Saulnier serves as the Nova Scotia director for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Ali Kazemian
Assistant Professor & J.W. “Billy” and Janice Maxey Guitreau ProfessorLouisiana State University
Dr. Kazemian specializes in construction automation and robotic construction-scale 3D printing.