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Ofer Sharone
Associate Professor of SociologyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Ofer Sharone is a nationally recognized expert on unemployment, work and career transitions.
William Hatcher, PhD, MPA
Chair of the Department of Social SciencesAugusta University
Dr. William Hatcher focuses on public administration and social, economic and political institutions in local communities.
Marieke Van Willigen
Department Chair, Sociology and AnthropologyGeorgia Southern University
Marieke Van Willigen writes about the mental and physical health of adolescents, women and disaster survivors.
Katherine Gettys
Wellness Educator and Health CoachNSA
Physician and experienced speaker passionate about nutrition, health and happiness
Professor Viren Swami
Professor of Social PsychologyAnglia Ruskin University
His research focuses on the psychology of body image, human appearance, and attraction in relationships.
John Brownstein
Chief Innovation OfficerBoston Children's Hospital
John Brownstein's research is focused on predicting patterns of epidemics and pandemics, and the efficacy of disease control strategies.
Jennifer Trivedi
Assistant Professor, Anthropology; Core Faculty Member, Disaster Research CenterUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Trivedi's research explores disaster vulnerability, response, recovery, resilience and decision-making.
Chris Telmer
Associate Professor, Financial EconomicsCarnegie Mellon University
Chris Telmer's research includes the effect of government subsidies on the financing of renewable energy assets.
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
Christin Munsch, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of SociologyUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Munsch's research focuses on gender roles and family “breadwinners."