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Judith Giesberg, PhD
Professor of History; Robert M. Birmingham Chair in the Humanities | College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVillanova University
Judith Giesberg, PhD, is an expert on women's history and the U.S. Civil War.
Sharon Austin
ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Sharon Wright Austin’s teaching and research interests are in American government, urban politics and African American politics.
Ratanjit Sondhe
CEODiscoverhelp, Inc.
Transforming Business Through Mindful Leadership, Conscious Capitalism and the Oneness Paradigm
Kara Dixon Vuic
LCpl. Benjamin W. Schmidt Professor of War, Conflict, and Society in 20th-Century AmericaTexas Christian University
Prof. Vuic writes about women, gender, and the US military.
Heath Einstein
Vice Provost for EnrollmentTexas Christian University
Heath Einstein is an empathetic leader skilled in shared governance, staff development, crisis management, and cultural humility.
Elizabeth McRae
Associate ProfessorWestern Carolina University
Elizabeth McRae’s teaching and research interests include the intersection of race, gender and politics in America and in the modern South.
Angela Bradbery
ChairUniversity of Florida
Angela Bradbery has over 30 years experience practicing and studying activism and public interest communications.
Jeffrey Kopstein
Dean's Professor of Political ScienceUC Irvine
Jeffrey S. Kopstein has experience in ethnic conflict, antisemitism, political behavior, European politics, and Jewish studies.
Michael Dennin
Vice Provost of Teaching and Learning; Dean of Undergraduate Education; Professor of PhysicsUC Irvine
Prof. Dennin is leading the evolution of teaching and learning on the college campus, and he is a top communicator of all issues of physics.
Jeremy Pressman, Ph.D.
Professor of Political ScienceUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Pressman specializes in the Arab-Israeli peace process, US foreign policy, and the scope of political protests in the United States.
