Zoltan Hajnal
Professor · UC San Diego
Zoltan is a scholar of racial and ethnic politics, urban politics, immigration and political behavior.
Voter Turnout Ethnic Politics Race and American Politics Voter Suppression
David J. Thomas, Ph.D., LMHC
Expert in policing in America · Florida Gulf Coast University
David Thomas is a veteran police officer specializing in mental health, police and minority relations, active shooters and mass casualties.
Psychology of School Shooters Law Enforcement Mental Health Policing in America Police Psychology Use of Force by Police
Shane Barter, PhD
Associate Professor of Comparative Politics · Soka University
Professor Barter focuses on Southeast Asian politics, Civilians in war, as well as autonomous areas and conflict resolution
Minorities Separatism Indonesia Conflict Resolution Southeast Asia
Erika V. Hall
Assistant Professor of Organization & Management; Faculty Advisor at The Roberto C. Goizueta Business & Society Institute · Emory University, Goizueta Business School
Hall's research focuses on the influence of race, gender, and class-based implicit biases on interactions within the workplace
Race Gender and Class in the Workplace Minorities in Organizations Organization and Management Social Psychology
Robert Rycroft
Professor of Economics · University of Mary Washington
Dr. Rycroft focuses on the economics of inequality, poverty and discrimination.
Political Science Economic Analysis Editing Finance and Economics Political Economy
Mia Moody-Ramirez, Ph.D.
Professor · Baylor University
Dr. Moody-Ramirez is a nationally known expert on mass media representations of minorities, women and other underrepresented groups
Race, Class, and Culture Pop Culture New Media Writing for Media Markets Historical Stereotypes in Social Media
Michael Weiner, PhD
Professor and Assistant Dean of Faculty · Soka University
Professor of East Asian History and International Studies, Associate Dean of Faculty and Director of Faculty Research and Development.
Race, Ethnicity and Migration in Modern and Imperial Japan Japan's Minorities Economic and Social History of Modern Japan
Lissa Broome, J.D.
Wells Fargo Professor of Banking Law, School of Law & Director, Center for Banking and Finance · UNC at Chapel Hill
Lissa Broome is the Wells Fargo professor of banking law and director of the Center for Banking and Finance.
Banking Law Commercial Law Contracts Corporate Board Diversity Public Policy
Keith C. Ferdinand, MD
Professor, Gerald S. Berenson Endowed Chair in Preventive Cardiology · Tulane University
Dr. Ferdinand focuses on cardiac risk factor evaluation and control, including communities of racial and ethnic minorities.
COVID-10 (Coronavirus) Nuclear Cardiology Hypertension Cardiology Hyperlipidemia
Elizabeth Lyons
Assistant Professor · UC San Diego
Her research focuses on the intersection between technology and innovation strategy, international management, and organizational economics.
Innovation Strategy Coronavirus Future Of Telecommuting Telecommuting Best Practices Technology
Genny Beemyn
Director of Stonewall Center · University of Massachusetts Amherst
Genny Beemyn is an expert on the lives of transgender college students and on trans-inclusive policies and practices on college campuses.
Transgender Law and Policy LGBTQ Equality Transgender Mental Health Trans Youth Transgender College Students
Deborah Chyun, Ph.D.
Dean and Professor · University of Connecticut
Dean Chyun is an expert in the field of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
Diabetes Cardiovascular Disease Nursing
Patricia Wilson, J.D.
Professor of Law · Baylor University
Professor Patricia A. Wilson has been a member of the Baylor Law School faculty since 1993
International Law Family Law Public Speaking Mediation
Kelly Strutz
Assistant Professor · Michigan State University
Kelly Strutz's research interests center on pregnancy as a critical period for understanding women’s and infants’ health.
Program Evaluation Epidemiology Communication Study Conception and Design Data Management and Analysis
Kathy Roberts Forde
Associate Professor of Journalism · University of Massachusetts Amherst
Kathy Roberts Forde is a journalism historian with interests in the First Amendment, African American freedom struggle and women's suffrage.
African American Freedom Struggle and the Press The First Amendment Journalism History Journalism Literary Journalism
Nick Drydakis
Director of the Centre for Pluralist Economics (CPE) · Anglia Ruskin University
Nick is spokesperson at the IZA World of Labor for areas such as inequality, poverty & discrimination.
Labour Markets Economics of Inequality Labour Economics Population Economics Economic Crises
Barbara Walter
Professor of Political Science · UC San Diego
Barbara F. Walter's current research is on the behavior of rebel groups in civil wars.
The Strategic Use of Internet Propaganda The Causes, Duration, and Resolution of Civil Wars Extremist Ideology in War Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Taylor Hargrove, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Sociology · The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Areas of expertise: Health disparities across the life course, focusing on the consequences of race, skin color, gender, and social class.
Aging and the Life Course Population Health Racial/Ethnic, Gender, and Skin Tone Stratification Health disparities by race and ethnicity
Kurt Ribisl, Ph.D.
Program Leader, Cancer Prevention and Control Program; Co-Director, Cancer Control Education Program; Professor, Health Behavior, Cancer Prevention and Control · UNC at Chapel Hill
Kurt Ribisl’s primary research interest is improving the reach of population-level efforts to reduce tobacco use, with emphasis on policy.
Tobacco Regulatory Science Public Health Community Outreach Global Health Qualitative Research
Anand Swaminathan
Roberto C. Goizueta Chair in Organization & Management · Emory University, Goizueta Business School
Organizational theory and strategy Industry evolution Small-firm strategies Organizational change and its consequences Strategic choices as a diffusion process