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Beth Mineo
Associate Professor, Education; Director, Center for Disabilities StudiesUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Mineo's Research focuses on autism and other communication disorders, particularly language disorders.
Jeremy Waisome
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Jeremy Waisome uses qualitative and quantitative methods to explore mentorship, self-efficacy and career interest in engineering/computing.
Meredith David, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, MarketingBaylor University
Expert in innovative marketing strategies, including emerging technologies & the psychological impact of social media platforms
M. Brent Donnellan
Chair, Department of Psychology Michigan State University
An expert in personality traits, personality assessment, personality development, and research practices in the psychological sciences.
Jason Kaiser
Department Chair Geosciences/Associate Professor of GeologySouthern Utah University
Specializing in volcanoes and understanding how and why magma accumulates in the Earth’s crust
Heidi Jo Newberg
Professor, Physics, Applied Physics, and AstronomyRensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Studies the formation and structure of the Milky Way and other galaxies
Candice Odgers
Professor Psychological ScienceUC Irvine
Candice Odgers is a developmental psychologist who studies adolescents’ mental health and development.
Ruomeng Cui
Goizueta Foundation Term Associate Professor of Information Systems & Operations ManagementEmory University, Goizueta Business School
Expert in retail, platforms, supply chain, and causal-AI decision making. Globally known for the wide impact in industry.
Kam Dahlquist
Professor of BiologyLoyola Marymount University
Seaver College of Science and Engineering
Carlos Moffat
Associate Professor, School of Marine Science and PolicyUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Moffat specializes in the dynamics of the coastal ocean in Antarctica, and how this region responds and contributes to climate change.