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Carolyn Penstein Rosé
ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Carolyn Penstein Rosé's research looks to understand and improve human conversation through computer systems.
Elizabeth Hintz, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of CommunicationUniversity of Connecticut
Elizabeth Hintz’s research examines how individuals manage complex, stigmatized, and poorly understood health conditions.
Douglas Downey
Professor | Department of SociologyThe Ohio State University
Expert in social stratification, education and family.
Leanna Giancarlo
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Mary Washington
Leanna Giancarlo is a Professor of Chemistry and commentator on the portrayal of science in media and popular culture.
Christian Rossetti
Associate ProfessorGeorgia Southern University
Christian Rossetti’s research focuses on strategic sourcing, aligning goals in buyer-supplier relationships, and supply chain structure
Carrie Liu Currier
Associate Professor and Department ChairTexas Christian University
Dr. Currier specializes in Chinese politics, East Asia, gender and politics, and Asian Americans in higher education
Zhen (Richard) Tang, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Marketing, College of Business AdministrationLoyola Marymount University
Michael S. Rogers
Senior Advisor, Washington, D.C.Brunswick Group
Michael Rogers advises in the areas of cyber security, privacy, geopolitics, technology and intelligence as well as crisis management.
Dr Simon Underdown
Reader in Biological Anthropology in the Human Origins and Paleo-Environments Research GroupOxford Brookes University
He researches human evolution - examining ancient DNA to reconstruct past human and animal life.
Jennifer Necci Dineen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor In-Residence, School of Public Policy | Associate Director, UConn Center for Advancing, Research, Methods, and Scholarship in Gun Injury Prevention (ARMS)University of Connecticut
Jennifer Dineen is a survey methodologist who focuses on stakeholder attitudes as mechanism for intervention uptake and policy change.