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David Menachof, Ph.D.
Associate ProfessorFlorida Atlantic University
David Menachof is an expert in supply chain logistics and distribution.
Robert Talisse
W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy; Chair of the Philosophy DepartmentVanderbilt University
Expert in contemporary political philosophy, with a focus in democratic theory and political epistemology.
Peter Koch, PhD
Assistant Professor of PhilosophyVillanova University
Peter Koch, PhD, is an expert in philosophical issues of biomedical and clinical ethics related to patient well-being, harm and disease.
Victor Perez
Associate Professor, Sociology and Criminal Justice; Core Faculty, Disaster Research CenterUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Perez focuses on environmental racism and health disparities in historically marginalized communities.
Mark Mitchell
Director of Wildlife Hospital of Louisiana and ProfessorLouisiana State University
Dr. Mitchell's research focus is on wildlife epidemiology, conservation medicine, and One Health.
Eumi K. Lee
Clinical Professor of LawUC Hastings College of the Law
Contacts: leeeu@uchastings.edu / 415-581-8908 / Office 300-100
Jay Heslen, PhD
Assistant Professor of Political Science, Cyber Institute facultyAugusta University
Dr. John “Jay” Heslen is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and serves on faculty at Augusta University’s Cyber Institute
Joanne Miller
Professor, Political Science & International Relations and Psychological & Brain SciencesUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Miller is an expert on political psychology, focusing on the causes and consequences of belief in conspiracy theories.
Robert Twilley
LSU Vice President of Research and Economic DevelopmentLouisiana State University
Dr. Twilley is an internationally renowned researcher in wetland ecology.
Kevin Wagner, Ph.D.
Professor and Department ChairFlorida Atlantic University
Kevin Wagner's research and teaching interests include judicial politics, political behavior and legislative behavior