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Deborah Cullinan
Chief Executive OfficerYBCA
Deborah is a leading advocate on the pivotal role artists & cultural organizations play in shaping our social & political landscape.
Brett Crawford
Associate Teaching ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Brett Crawford has presented lectures and workshops on marketing, audience engagement, audience development, business models and methods.
Professor Sarah Whatley
Professor of Dance and Director of the Centre for Dance ResearchCoventry University
She has expertise across a range of contemporary dance theory & practice, such as with artists, dance companies & cultural organisations.
Ugo Mattei
Distinguished Professor of Law and Alfred and Hanna Fromm Chair in International and Comparative LawUC Hastings College of the Law
Contacts: matteiu@uchastings.edu / 415-565-4646 / Office 623-200
Katharine Noon
Professor of Theatre ArtsLoyola Marymount University
Professor of Theatre Arts
David Weintraub
Professor of Astronomy; Director of Undergraduate Studies; Director of Program in Communication of Science & TechnologyVanderbilt University
Expert in astrophysics who also writes about extraterrestrial life, human space travel and space colonization.
David Davila
Assistant Professor of Theatre ArtsLoyola Marymount University
Playwright, Screenwriter, Poet, Dramaturg, Director, Musical Theatre Writer, and Performer
Rick Edinger
Area Chair of Acting & Music Theater Associate Professor of Music Theater Co-Artistic Director, Center for New WorkCarnegie Mellon University
Rick Edinger (he/they) is a proud queer AAPI educator, music director, vocal coach, pianist, and actor based in New York & Pittsburgh.
Timothy Matovina
Chair, Department of TheologyUniversity of Notre Dame
Timothy Matovina works in the area of theology and culture, with specialization in U.S. Catholic and U.S. Latino theology and religion.
Michael Matthews
LecturerLoyola Marymount University
www.michaelmatthewsdirector.com