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Charles Knapp
The Honorable Raymond L. Sullivan Professor of LawUC Hastings College of the Law
Contacts: knappch@uchastings.edu / 415-565-4668 / Office M204-198
Holly Oxhandler, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development, Associate Professor, Diana R. Garland School of Social WorkBaylor University
Social work expert in the ethical integration of clients' religion and spirituality in evidence-based mental and behavioral health treatment
Michael L. Parsons, Ph.D.
Expert in coastal water healthFlorida Gulf Coast University
Michael Parsons studies the causes of harmful algal blooms and how their toxins can impact marine and human lives.
Julie Lively
ProfessorLouisiana State University
Dr. Lively's work centers around commercial fisheries in the Southeast region.
Elizabeth Schrader Polczer
Assistant Professor of New TestamentVillanova University
Dr. Schrader Polczer is a scholar of New Testament and Early Christianity who focuses on the Gospels, Mary Magdalene and textual criticism.
Professor Irene Tuffrey-Wijne
Professor of Intellectual Disability and Palliative CareKingston University
Professor Irene Tuffrey-Wijne's research explores end of life care for people with learning disabilities and how to manage their conditions.
Matt Barton
Professor of Communication, Department ChairSouthern Utah University
Specializing in rhetoric and persuasion in public discourse, communication theory, and critical thinking
Irene Kan, PhD
Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences | College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVillanova University
Irene Kan, PhD, investigates the neural bases of human memory and executive functions—as well as the effects of healthy aging on memory.
M. Ehsan Hoque
Asaro Biggar Family Fellow in Data Science, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, and faculty member in the Goergen Institute for Data Science and Artificial IntelligenceUniversity of Rochester
M. Ehsan Hoque is designing and implementing new algorithms to sense subtle human nonverbal behavior
Sheri Atwater
ProfessorLoyola Marymount University
Department of Specialized Programs in Professional Psychology