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Benjamin Steere
Associate ProfessorWestern Carolina University
Ben Steere's primary areas of interest for research and teaching include Southeastern archaeology and Cherokee archaeology.
Michael D. Smith
ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Michael D. Smith's research uses economic and statistical techniques to analyze firm and consumer behavior in online markets.
John Covach
Professor of Music and Director of the Institute for Popular Music; Professor of Theory at Eastman School of MusicUniversity of Rochester
John Covach is an expert on the history of popular and rock music, 12-tone music, and the philosophy and aesthetics of music.
Dexter Gabriel, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of HistoryUniversity of Connecticut
Dexter Gabriel's research interests include the history of slavery, resistance, and freedom in the Black Atlantic.
Bruce Hanington
Professor and Head of the School of DesignCarnegie Mellon University
Bruce Hanington's core teaching has included undergraduate courses in Human Centered Design and Industrial Design Studio.
Kari Sampsel
Medical Director, Sexual Assault and Partner Abuse Care Program, Attending Staff Emergency PhysicianThe Ottawa Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine & University of Ottawa
Emergency Medicine, Sexual Assault and Partner Abuse Clinician, Educator and Advocate
John Kraft
DeanGeorgia Southern University
John Kraft is the interim head of the college of behavioral and social sciences and has written about human social behavior.
Mary Anne Trasciatti
Professor of Writing Studies and RhetoricHofstra University
Dr. Trasciatti is a Professor of Writing Studies and Rhetoric
Ahmet Karagozoglu
Professor of FinanceHofstra University
C.V. Starr Distinguished Professor in Finance and Investment Banking
Kyle William Bishop
Chair and Professor of English DepartmentSouthern Utah University
Specializing in British Gothic literature, film and television studies, cinematic adaptation, and pop culture