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Annie T. Ginty, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Psychology & NeuroscienceBaylor University
Expert on peripheral nervous system & cardiovascular responses to stress & their relationship with unhealthy behaviors & future disease
Mark Thompson, PhD
Professor, Hull College of Business, Professor of EconomicsAugusta University
Mark Thompson, PhD, professor in Hull College of Business, is an economist in business conditions, risk analysis, energy and health care.
Kathryn Rudloff
Executive Director | weVENTURE Women's Business CenterFlorida Tech
Kathryn Rudloff is an experienced operations professional skilled in coalition building and advocacy with a focus on women-owned businesses.
Brittany Zakszeski
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Zakszeski’s research centers on promoting students’ mental and behavioral health through multi-tiered support systems.
David Banach
Associate Professor of Medicine, Head of Infection Prevention, Hospital EpidemiologistUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. David Banach is an expert in the field of infectious diseases and epidemiology.
Kelly Haws
Anne Marie and Thomas B. Walker, Jr. Professor of MarketingVanderbilt University
Expert in food consumption choices, dieting, financial decision making, and self-control in consumption.
Dr Ian Maidment
Professor in Clinical PharmacyAston University
Professor Maidment has a focus on the use of medication in day-to-day practice.
Patrick Flavin, Ph.D.
Bob Bullock Professor of Political Science, Interim Chair of Political ScienceBaylor University
Expert on Texas & U.S. politics, campaigns & elections, public opinion, and public policy.
Dr Amreen Bashir
Senior Lecturer in Biomedical ScienceAston University
Dr Bashir's research interests include clinical and environmental microbiology, IPL, and pedagogy promoting equitable student experiences.
Catherine Price
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Catherine Price studies the neuropsychology of older adults with and without dementia and neuroanatomical changes.
