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Fiona A.E. McQuarrie
Professor EmeritusSchool of Business, University of the Fraser Valley
Expertise in Canadian industrial relations, workplace issues, post-secondary education, and organizations.
Andrew Brandt, JD
Executive Director, Jeffrey S. Moorad Center for the Study of Sports Law | Charles Widger School of LawVillanova University
Andrew Brandt, JD, is an expert on all things related to sports law, sports gambling and business of sports, particularly the NFL.
David Wagner, Ph.D.
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary BehaviorUniversity of Connecticut
Professor Wagner is an expert in caterpillars, butterflies, moths, insect conservation, global insect decline
Fernando De la Torre
Research ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Angela Bradbery
ChairUniversity of Florida
Angela Bradbery has over 30 years experience practicing and studying activism and public interest communications.
Eric Fortune
Associate ProfessorNew Jersey Institute of Technology
Eric Fortune specializes in evolutionary biology, specifically the mechanisms and evolution of animal behavior.
Natasha Sharma
Relationship & Parenting Expert | Author| Co-Founder "Intelligent Emotions" | Doctor of Psychology CandidateNKS Therapy and Intelligent Emotions
Media Therapist/Author specializing in Relationships, Parenting, & Happiness. Regular on Global News, Breakfast Television, and more.
Paulina Jaramillo
ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Paulina Jaramillo is currently involved in research to understand the social, economic and environmental implications of energy consumption.
Moisés Naím
Senior Associate, International Economics ProgramCarnegie Endowment for International Peace
Internationally Syndicated Columnist, Best-selling Author and Host and Producer of Efecto Naim
Jennifer Gardy
Canada Research Chair in Public Health Genomics | Science Television HostUniversity of British Columbia | BC Centre for Disease Control | CBC Television
Sequencing DNA to track infectious diseases, and occasionally appearing on your favourite science TV shows