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Tamer Nadeem, Ph.D.
ProfessorVCU College of Engineering
Wireless networks, edge/cloud systems, generative AI, cybersecurity, trustworthy AI, AI-enabled health, cyber-physical systems, and cobots.
Stephen Sloan, Ph.D.
Director of Institute for Oral History, Professor of HistoryBaylor University
Oral historian specializing in U.S. history post 1941, environmental history, public history & the American West.
Joseph Pancras, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of MarketingUniversity of Connecticut
Expert in retail competition
Katherine Arnup
Professor, Carleton University (Retired); Keynote & Presentation SpeakerLife Changes Coaching
Katherine Arnup is a writer, life coach, speaker, hospice volunteer, and retired Carleton University professor.
Huaxia Rui
Professor, Xerox Chair of Computer and Information SystemsUniversity of Rochester
Huaxia Rui conducts research on topics related to social media, health IT, and optimal contract design.
David J. Thomas, Ph.D., LMHC
Expert in policing in AmericaFlorida Gulf Coast University
David Thomas is a veteran police officer specializing in mental health, police and minority relations, active shooters and mass casualties.
James Kendrick, Ph.D.
Professor, Film & Digital Media, Undergraduate Program DirectorBaylor University
Expert on Spielberg films, cult & horror films, post-Classical Hollywood film history & new cinema technologies
Rhiannon Mayne
Oscar and Juanita Monnig Endowed Chair of Meteoritics and Planetary ScienceTexas Christian University
Museum curator and researcher specializing in the study of meteorites and planetary science, as well as education and public outreach.
Andrea Wittenborn
Associate ProfessorMichigan State University
Dr. Wittenborn is an expert on depression, couple therapy, and intimate partnerships.
Dr Claire Farrow
Professor and Director of Applied Health Research GroupAston University
Dr Farrow's interests concern the factors influencing eating behaviour and weight gain or loss, particularly in children.