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Heather Walsh-Haney, Ph.D.
Expert in forensic studies and human rightsFlorida Gulf Coast University
Heather Walsh-Haney teaches forensic science and regularly assists law enforcement finding and studying remains in Florida
Heather Chiero, PhD
Associate Professor of History, Anthropology and PhilosophyAugusta University
Dr. Chiero is a leading scholar in Latin American & U.S. Western history and the Spanish colonial periphery of the Caribbean Basin.
Davide Zori, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History and ArchaeologyBaylor University
Medieval archaeologist specializing in Viking expansion into the North Atlantic and 8th-12th century Italian population movements
Angela Bratton, PhD
Associate Professor of AnthropologyAugusta University
Dr. Angela Bratton researches gender and sexuality, immigration and refugees, folklore, food and culture, and cultural issues in Africa.
Kate Detwiler, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of AnthropologyFlorida Atlantic University
Kate Detwiler's research focus is on the evolution and conservation of African forest monkeys.
Professor Tim Thompson
Professor of Applied Biological AnthropologyUniversity Alliance
His area of expertise is in the decomposition of human remains after death - with interest in what happens when a skeleton or body is burnt.
Richard A. Wilson, Ph.D.
Gladstein Distinguished Chair of Human Rights and Board of Trustees Distinguished ProfessorUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Wilson is an expert on hate speech and incitement on social media.
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.
Sophie Bjork-James
Assistant Professor of the Practice in Anthropology Vanderbilt University
Expert on the U.S.-based religious right and the white nationalist movement, particularly online communities.
Julie A. Hoggarth, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of AnthropologyBaylor University
Maya archaeologist with expertise on ancient societies, societal collapse, environmental archaeology & chronology-building