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Kevin Wetmore
Professor of Theatre Arts and MFAPP Program DirectorLoyola Marymount University
Professor of Theatre Arts and MFAPP Program Director
Gina Rippon
Professor Emeritus of Cognitive NeuroimagingAston University
Professor Rippon uses brain-imaging techniques to study sex/gender issues in neurotypical and autistic populations.
Laurel Collins
Instructor in Political Sociology, Social Justice Studies, and the Sociology and GenderUniversity of Victoria
Publishes/presents on social movements, violence against women, civil liberties and anti-terrorism, electoral reform, and education.
Stephanie Sipe
ProfessorGeorgia Southern University
Professor Sipe researches university students’ perceptions of gender discrimination and sexual harassment in the workplace
Elizabeth Croft
Associate Dean, Education and Professional Development, Faculty of Applied Science; Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering; Director, Collaborative Advanced Robotics and Intelligent Systems LaboratoryUniversity of British Columbia
Professor Croft's research investigates how robotic systems can operate efficiently and effectively in partnership with people
Diane McQuaig
Innovation Keynote SpeakerMcQuaig & Company
Are You Paid To Think? Recognize your thinking style, manage the voice of caution, defer judgment and generate brand new ideas on demand!
Stephen Ujlaki
Professor of ScreenwritingLoyola Marymount University
Professor of Film and Television of Loyola Marymount University
Kara Santokie
DirectorToronto Women's City Alliance
Kara Santokie, PhD, does policy analysis and works to increase civic engagement among women in Toronto.
Dr. Ron Dembo
Founder and CEOZerofootprint Software Inc.
Easily filling even the biggest shoes and still leaving no mark, the CEO of Zerofootprint developed software to reduce environmental impacts
Simon Tam
Keynote Speaker | Author | Supreme Court Advocate | First Amendment & IP LawThe Slants
Central figure in Matal v. Tam — the unanimous Supreme Court decision that redefined First Amendment rights in trademark law.