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Maurie Cohen
Professor, HumanitiesNew Jersey Institute of Technology
Maurie's research is centered in the field of environmental/sustainability social science
Michael Murray, PhD
Assistant Professor in College of Science and MathematicsAugusta University
Dr. Murray has 30+ years experience in research, education and policy on water-related and environmental health issues.
April Wynn
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Wynn is a plant geneticist and is interested in examining the intersection of genetic regulatory networks for seed and flower formation.
Samuel S. Urlacher, Ph.D.
Associate Professor & Graduate Program Director of AnthropologyBaylor University
Renowned anthropologist & human evolutionary biologist specializing in global variation in child development, metabolism, and health.
Dan Peppe, Ph.D.
Professor of GeosciencesBaylor University
Bio-geoscientist with expertise in plant & animals' response to climate change using the study of sedimentary systems & paleoecology
Jeremy Larochelle
Associate Professor, Modern LanguagesUniversity of Mary Washington
Jeremy Larochelle is an Associate Professor of Modern Languages and Literatures at the University of Mary Washington.
Debbie Delaney
Associate Professor, EntomologyUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Delaney researches evolutionary biology and population genetics of honey bees.
Barbara Frei
Post-doctoral researcher, Department of Natural Resource Sciences McGill University
Conservation biologist, scientific communicator & collaborative researcher. Champion for conservation in a rapidly changing world.
Esther Mullens
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Esther Mullens' researches precipitating weather systems, including extreme events, climate variability and the interactions therein.
J. Adam Langley, PhD
Professor of Biology | College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVillanova University
Adam Langley, PhD, focuses his research on how ecosystems respond to, and may determine the severity of, environmental change.