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Patrick Flavin, Ph.D.
Bob Bullock Professor of Political Science, Interim Chair of Political ScienceBaylor University
Expert on Texas & U.S. politics, campaigns & elections, public opinion, and public policy.
Alan J. Singer
Professor of Teaching, Learning and TechnologyHofstra University
Alan Singer specializes in social studies education and United States history.
John Allgood II
Instructor of Sports ManagementUniversity of Delaware
Expertise includes professional sport business strategic management, college athletics administration and strategy
Simon Medcalfe, PhD
ProfessorAugusta University
Dr. Simon Medcalfe is an economist with an emphasis on sports economics, social determinants of health, and the local economy.
Brian Gleason, CTP
Senior Managing DirectorJ.S. Held LLC
Corporate Turnaround Leader | Restructuring Advisor | Crisis Management Expert | Corporate Operations Strategist
Alicia Walf
Senior Lecturer, Cognitive ScienceRensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Neuroscientist with extensive research into body, brain, and mind relationships related to brain health, social cognition and emotions.
Shaun Nelms
Professor (Clinical), Co-Chair Educational Leadership, William & Sheila Konar Director of the Center for Urban Education SuccessUniversity of Rochester
Nelms is also vice president for community partnerships at the University of Rochester
Timothy D. Golden
Professor, Lally School of Management; Area Head of Enterprise Management and OrganizationRensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Leading researcher on remote work, telecommuting, telework, and the relationship between technology and managerial behaviors.
Bryan Cutsinger, Ph.D.
Assistant ProfessorFlorida Atlantic University
Bryan Cutsinger's research focuses on monetary theory and history and political economy.
Alissa Nolden
Assistant Professor of Food ScienceUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Alissa Nolden is a sensory scientist whose research focuses on chemosensory perception in humans.