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B. Frank Gupton, Ph.D.
Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Chair in Pharmaceutical Engineering, Department of Chemical and Life Science EngineeringVCU College of Engineering
Professor Gupton's research is focused on the development of new technologies that will streamline organic synthesis
Mary Beth Mathews
Professor of ReligionUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Mathews is knowledgeable about American religious history, Protestant fundamentalism and evangelicalism.
Whitney Battle-Baptiste
Professor of Anthropology / Director of the W.E.B. Du Bois CenterUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Whitney Battle-Baptiste's research focuses on how the intersection of race, gender, class and sexuality look through an archaeological lens.
Fernando Guerra
Professor of Political Science and Chicana/o Latina/o StudiesLoyola Marymount University
Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts
Evan Lee
Emeritus Professor of LawUC Hastings College of the Law
Contacts: leee@uchastings.edu / 415-565-4820 / Office 342-200
Rory Little
Professor of LawUC Hastings College of the Law
Contacts: littler@uchastings.edu / 415-565-4669 / Office 338-200
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.
Tyrha Lindsey-Warren, Ph.D.
Clinical Associate Professor of MarketingBaylor University
Top consumer behavior and attitudes expert specializing in multicultural media & advertising, empowered storytelling & experiential learning
Paulina Jaramillo
ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Paulina Jaramillo is currently involved in research to understand the social, economic and environmental implications of energy consumption.
Erika V. Hall
Associate Professor of Organization & Management; Faculty Advisor, Business & Society InstituteEmory University, Goizueta Business School
Hall's research focuses on the influence of race, gender, and class-based stereotypes and implicit biases on workplace interactions.