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Robert W. Emerson
ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Robert W. Emerson focuses on all aspects of employment law and franchising.
Gabriel McIntyre
Game Design Instructor / Gamification ConsultantThe Game Beyond
Learn award winning game design from a master. Professor, Artist, Game Designer and Dudeist Priest.
Brian Smith
CEO / PresidentPower Link Dynamics
Management Consultant, Author, Speaker -Specializing in soft-skills training & leadership development
Matt Quade, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Values-Based Leadership | Director, Center for Christian Leadership and Ethics | Kimberly and Aaron P. Graft Professor in Christian Leadership in Business | Associate Professor of ManagementBaylor University
Christian leadership & ethics expert focusing on ethical and servant leadership, bottom-line mentality & pro-adoption workplace policies
Doug Tallamy
Professor, Agriculture and Natural ResourcesUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Tallamy researches how plants that evolved elsewhere impact food webs and biodiversity.
Clint Willson
Callais and Woods Professor and Dean, College of the Coast & Environment | Director, LSU Center for River StudiesLouisiana State University
Dr. Willson's expertise is in environmental and water resources engineering.
Serdar Ozturk, Ph.D.
Associate ProfessorMilwaukee School of Engineering
Dr. Ozturk’s interests include biotechnology, chemical engineering, surface and interfacial chemistry, microfluidics, and material science.
Roberta Lexier
Associate Professor, Department of General Education Mount Royal University
Activist and university professor with a teaching and research focus on social movements, social activism, and social change.
Brandon Shuck
Assistant ProfessorLouisiana State University
Dr. Shuck is broadly interested in tectonic processes within the lithosphere.
Christopher Brett Jaeger, Ph.D., J.D.
Associate Professor of LawBaylor University
Research examines ways in which legal rules, standards, and processes reflect intuitive beliefs (and misbeliefs) about the human mind.