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Katherine Arnup
Professor, Carleton University (Retired); Keynote & Presentation SpeakerLife Changes Coaching
Katherine Arnup is a writer, life coach, speaker, hospice volunteer, and retired Carleton University professor.
Greg Garrett, Ph.D.
Carole Ann McDaniel Hanks Chair of Literature and Culture, Department of EnglishBaylor University
Theologian & cultural critic, exploring the intersections between film & popular culture, literature, religion & politics
Nicholas J. Petrelli, M.D.
Director, Cawley Center for Translational Cancer Research, Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research InstituteChristianaCare
Nicholas J. Petrelli is a nationally recognized expert on cancer.
Richard Peltier
Professor of Environmental Health SciencesUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Richard Peltier's research looks at how poor air quality affects human health.
David Wettergreen
Research ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
David Wettergreen is well known for deploying robots in locations that compel scientific investigation without human presence.
Wolfgang Messner
Clinical Professor of International BusinessUniversity of South Carolina
International Business, Marketing, and Management | Management Consulting | Data Analysis
CJ Blennerhassett
Registered MidwifeAssociation of Nova Scotia Midwives
Registered Midwife and activist with a focus on informed choice, reproductive rights, & the provision of inclusive care for LGBTQ families.
Eric Feron
Professor, Aerospace EngineeringGeorgia Tech - COE
Eric Feron uses fundamental concepts of control systems, optimization and computer science to address problems in aerospace engineering.
Oliver Hahl
Associate ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Oliver Hahl's research interests revolve around how audience perceptions of organizations and individuals influence behavior in markets.
Lisa Scarton
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Lisa Scarton focuses her research on reducing health disparities among American Indian populations, especially Type 2 diabetes.