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Will Mackintosh
Associate Professor of History and American StudiesUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Mackintosh is an expert in early American history, nineteenth century history, & the history of tourism.
Thomas Ksiazek, PhD
Professor and Department Chair, Communication | College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVillanova University
Thomas Ksiazek, PhD, researches the media industry's constant evolution to satisfy the needs of its audience.
Jane Caputi, Ph.D.
ProfessorFlorida Atlantic University
Jane Caputi, Ph.D., is an expert in contemporary American cultural studies, including popular culture, gender and violence, and ecofeminism.
Michael A. Posner, PhD
Professor of Statistics and Data Science, Department of Mathematics and StatisticsCollege of Liberal Arts & Sciences | Villanova University
Michael Posner, PhD, PStat®, is an expert on statistical analysis for medical and health care data, including Medicare overpayment.
Lorenzo Valdevit
Professor, Materials Science and Engineering and Director, Institute for Design and Manufacturing InnovationUC Irvine
Lorenzo Valdevit’s research is in the general area of mechanics of materials and structures and additive manufacturing
Martin Tanaka
ProfessorWestern Carolina University
Martin Tanaka's research interests include biomedical devices, computational modeling and neuromuscular control.
Kari Watkins
Associate Professor, Civil EngineeringGeorgia Tech - COE
Kari Watkins' research interests revolve around multi-modal transportation planning and the use of technology in transportation.
Omid Ardakani
Assistant ProfessorGeorgia Southern University
Professor Ardakani researches econometrics, financial and monetary economics
Don Thushara Galbadage
Associate ProfessorTexas Christian University
Dr. Galbadage investigates innovative therapeutic methods to target multidrug resistant pathogens.
Michael Toma
ProfessorGeorgia Southern University
Professor Toma researches regional economics and public choice