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Ruth McClelland-Nugent, PhD
Chair History, Anthropology & PhilosophyAugusta University
Dr. Ruth McClelland-Nugent focuses on gender and politics in popular culture. Fields in US, Canadian, and British history.
Sejong Bae, PhD
Chair, Department of Biostatistics, Data Science, and Epidemiology, School of Public HealthAugusta University
Dr. Bae's research interests encompass disease, health equity, clinical trials, and advanced biostatistics methods
Paula de la Cruz-Fernández
ManagerUniversity of Florida
Paula de la Cruz-Fernández is a historian of business and gender and a digital archives and oral history expert.
Scott Yates
FounderBlogmutt
Founder, CEO at Blogmutt. Author and Speaker
Charles Tritt, Ph.D.
Adjunct Associate ProfessorMilwaukee School of Engineering
Dr. Tritt is a biomedical engineer with additional expertise in chemical, computer, and electrical engineering.
Christopher Mejía Argueta, PhD
Director of International Academic Partnerships for the MIT Global SCALE Network | Director, MIT Graduate Certificate in Logistics and SCM (GCLOG) program | Founder & Director, MIT Emerging Market Economies Logistics Lab | Research ScientistMIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Dr. Mejía-Argueta optimizes last-mile, retail, agri-food supply chains, global transportation and policymaking for emerging market economies
Professor Giampiero Favato
Director of the Institute of Leadership and Management in HealthKingston University
He examines the economics of public health policy - and in particular the economics of inequalities in accessing medical treatments.
Kevin Jones
PresidentEngaged Learning
To the point, common sense speaker who challenges the status quo. Dynamic & thought provoking, I simplify the complex & inspire action.
George Loewenstein
University ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
George Loewenstein helped to found the fields of behavioral economics and neuroeconomics.
Beth Virnig
Dean and ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Beth Virnig’s research examines how patient factors and system factors combine to influence health care and health outcomes.