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Aaron Kruse-Diehr, PhD
Chair, Department of Community and Behavioral Health Sciences, School of Public HealthAugusta University
Dr. Kruse-Diehr’s research focuses on closing the gap between evidence and practice in healthcare settings.
Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux
Chair on Truth and ReconciliationLakehead University
Dr. Wesley-Esquimaux's research addresses unresolved intergenerational trauma and grief primarily within the Canadian Indigenous community.
Michelle Kimzey
Assistant ProfessorTexas Christian University
Michelle Kimzey is an expert in gerontology, dementia care education, palliative care, and older adults with dementia.
Gretchen Helmke
The Thomas H. Jackson Distinguished University Professor of Political ScienceUniversity of Rochester
Professor Helmke's research focuses on democratic political institutions, rule of law, and Latin American politics.
Kai Gutschow
Associate ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Kai Gutschow’s primary field of research has been the complex and controversial history of modern German architectural culture.
Amir Hussain
Professor of Theological StudiesLoyola Marymount University
Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts
Jennifer Hansen-Glucklich
Associate Professor of GermanUniversity of Mary Washington
Jennifer Hansen-Glucklich specializes in German-Jewish literature and Holocaust Studies.
Neelanjana Banerjee
Lecturer of Asian and Asian American StudiesLoyola Marymount University
Neelanjana Banerjee is an expert in Asian American arts, and Asian Pacific American and Asian diasporic literature.
Rebecca L. George
Instructor of Anthropology and Assistant Director of Forensic Anthropology FacilitiesWestern Carolina University
Rebecca L. George focuses on the utility of dental morphology and metrics to estimate population affinity within forensic anthropology.
Keith Webster
Dean of LibrariesCarnegie Mellon University
Keith Webster’s professional interests include research evaluation, learning space design and trends in scholarly communication.
