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Steven G. Kinsey, Ph.D.
Professor, Director, Center for Advancement in Managing PainUniversity of Connecticut
Steven G. Kinsey is an educator and researcher with specialized training in pain, immunology, and behavioral pharmacology.
Stephen J. Taylor, P.E.
Principal Civil EngineerGlobal Water Experts
Heavy Civil Design and Management Including Heap Leach and Tailings Facilities Analysis, Design and Construction
Ariel Garten
Founder and Chief Evangelist OfficerMuse
Global speaker, female tech founder, and expert in brain, neuroscience, psychotherapy, entrepreneurship, innovation, and women in business.
Raymond Tucker
Associate ProfessorLouisiana State University
Dr. Tucker’s research is in the area of suicide prevention.
Sheri Atwater
ProfessorLoyola Marymount University
Department of Specialized Programs in Professional Psychology
Elizabeth Burgess Dowdell, PhD
Professor and Coordinator of Undergraduate Research | M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of NursingVillanova University
Elizabeth Dowdell, PhD, RN, FAAN, is an expert in the use of social media by adolescents and the health risks posed by online behaviors.
Dr Sarah Pitt
Principal Lecturer in MicrobiologyUniversity of Brighton
Sarah is a member of the Institute of Biomedical Science’s Virology Specialist Advisory Panel and its Chief Examiner.
Theresa Lindberg, MSC, LPC
Managing Director of Child and Youth ServicesCARF International
A leader for children, youth, young adults, and families with emphasis in child welfare, behavioral health, and healthy development.
Allison Stock, PhD
Senior Vice President, Environmental, Health & SafetyJ.S. Held LLC
Toxicologist & Epidemiologist | Public Health Risk Expert | NIOSH Fellowship | CDC Fellowship
Ming Hsu
William Halford Professor | Haas School of Business & Helen Wills Neuroscience InstituteUniversity of California, Berkeley
Leading expert in neuromarketing and the application of biological methods to understand consumer behavior