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Zach Jenkins
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice & Clinical Specialist, Infectious DiseasesCedarville University
Dr. Zach Jenkins is an infectious disease expert who loves educating others about superbugs, antibiotic therapy, and emergency preparedness.
Tatishe M. Nteta
Provost Professor of Political Science / Director of UMass PollUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Tatishe Nteta's research lies at the intersection of the politics of race and ethnicity, public opinion, and political behavior.
James Waller, Ph.D.
Christopher J. Dodd Chair in Human Rights PracticeUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Waller is an expert in Holocaust and genocide studies, perpetrator behavior, and genocide awareness and prevention
Duncan Baker-Brown
Senior Lecturer in ArchitectureUniversity of Brighton
His work focuses on sustainable design of buildings and the re-use of existing materials.
Byron Johnson, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor of Social Sciences | Founding Director, Institute for Global Human FlourishingBaylor University
Leading authority on the scientific study of religion and how it impacts key behaviors like volunteerism, generosity, and purpose
Stefan Swanepoel
Executive ChairmanT3 Sixty | Real Estate News
American entrepreneur, best-selling author, and publisher
David Michonski
CEOPowerMarketing.pro, Inc
Dynamic audience-connected speaker with real 'take-aways' that provide value added.
Weiai (Wayne) Xu
Associate Professor of Communication and Affiliated Faculty at Computational Social Science InstituteUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Wayne Xu studies what he calls the "three Ds" on internet platforms: discord, distrust and dishonesty.
Carolyn Harris
Historian, Author, Royal Commentator, Instructor, University of Toronto School of Continuing Studieswww.royalhistorian.com
Author of Magna Carta and Its Gifts to Canada,Queenship &Revolution in Early Modern Europe and Raising Royalty:1000 Years of Royal Parenting
Meghan Huber
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Industrial EngineeringUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Meghan Huber's research focuses on understanding how humans and robots can learn from their physical interaction