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Margaret Galvan
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Margaret Galvan is a scholar of contemporary visual culture interested in how images are used for purposes of social justice.
Lauren Hopkins
AVP, Virtual Care and Community Engagement, Medical College of GeorgiaAugusta University
Lauren Williams is an healthcare professional with expertise in management, strategical planning and healthcare information technology.
Joseph G Dreiss
Professor of Art and Art HistoryUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Dreiss is the founder of the digital media lab.
Deva Ramanan
ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Deva Ramanan's research interests span computer vision and machine learning, with a focus on visual recognition.
Dexter Gabriel, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of HistoryUniversity of Connecticut
Dexter Gabriel's research interests include the history of slavery, resistance, and freedom in the Black Atlantic.
Allison Karpyn
Professor, Education; Senior Associate Director, Center for Research in Education and Social PolicyUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Karpyn can speak to topics such as obesity, food policy and community nutrition.
Clausell Mathis
Assistant Professor of Physics and Science EducationMichigan State University
Clausell Mathis examines how physics instructors can optimally incorporate culture-based equitable approaches in the classroom.
Marie E. McAllister
Professor of EnglishUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. McAllister currently works on the intersections of literature and medicine.
Garrett Strosser
Department Chair and Associate Professor of PsychologySouthern Utah University
Specializing in empirical social psychology research on topics such as morality, political psychology, and cultural psychology.
Mary Pearson
Vice President/CFO, Division of Finance & AdministrationSouthern Utah University
Specializing in entrepreneurship in rural communities, financial accounting reporting requirements, and the history of accounting principles