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Ray La Raja
Professor of Political Science / Associate Director of UMass PollUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Ray La Raja's research interests include political parties, interest groups, elections, campaign finance and political participation.
Amir AghaKouchak
Professor of Civil & Environmental EngineeringUC Irvine
Amir AghaKouchak studies how climate change and variability influence extreme events (flood/drought/heatwaves) and compound hazards.
Julian Gonzalez
Visiting Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceLoyola Marymount University
Seaver College of Science and Engineering
Gabriel P. Pundrich
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
I use artificial intelligence/machine learning and natural language processing to help answer relevant accounting questions.
Michael Yassa
Professor and Chancellor’s FellowUC Irvine
Michael Yassa is interested in how learning and memory mechanisms are altered in aging and neuropsychiatric disease.
Brett Grainger, ThD
Associate Professor of Theology and Religious Studies | College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVillanova University
Brett Grainger, ThD, researches the changing face of modern spirituality in America and how various religions view the natural world.
Fred Carstensen, Ph.D.
ProfessorUniversity of Connecticut
Professor Fred Carstensen is an expert in the areas of public policy, economic history and economics.
Steven Meredith
Associate Vice President of Enrollment ManagementSouthern Utah University
Specializing in graduate programs, online education, music technology, performing arts career preparation & innovation in higher education.
Debra Duke
Professor of the Practice, Department of Computer ScienceVCU College of Engineering
Computer Science Education is the research area of interest for Professor Duke
Melissa Johnson
Interim DirectorUniversity of Florida
Melissa Johnson is a scholar-practitioner focusing on building meaningful, data-informed opportunities for high achieving students.