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George Loewenstein
University ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
George Loewenstein helped to found the fields of behavioral economics and neuroeconomics.
Sharon Austin
ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Sharon Wright Austin’s teaching and research interests are in American government, urban politics and African American politics.
Gretchen Helmke
The Thomas H. Jackson Distinguished University Professor of Political ScienceUniversity of Rochester
Professor Helmke's research focuses on democratic political institutions, rule of law, and Latin American politics.
Akshaya Jha
Assistant ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Akshaya Jha’s research interests lie at the intersection of energy and environmental economics and industrial organization.
Sarah A. Schnitker, Ph.D.
Professor, Psychology & NeuroscienceBaylor University
Leading researcher on the study of patience & gratitude and religion's role in virtue development in adolescents & emerging adults.
Karon N. LeCompte, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Curriculum and InstructionBaylor University
Director of iEngage Summer Civics Institute & social studies education expert who focuses on civics education, technology & teacher prep
Matthew (Matt) Andersson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of SociologyBaylor University
Expert on health inequality, focusing on educational & socioeconomic inequalities in mental & physical well-being
Ann Mirabito, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, MarketingBaylor University
Internationally recognized scholar on the use of marketing science to improve consumer well-being with focus on threats to well-being
Jerry Park, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of SociologyBaylor University
Expert on the sociological study of religion, race, identity, culture & civic participation, with a focus on Asian-American religiosity.
Jay Yoo, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Apparel MerchandisingBaylor University
Fashion merchandising and apparel expert specializing in appearance-related behaviors and individual social well-being