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Robert Hasker, Ph.D.
ProfessorMilwaukee School of Engineering
Dr. Robert Hasker is an expert in the areas of software engineering education, object oriented design and programming languages.
Cristina Wilson, Ph.D.
Professor and Interim Co-Director, PhD Program, School of Social WorkUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Wilson is a recognized Latina scholar and expert in health disparities and cultural humility working with Latino families.
Bintong Chen
Professor, Business Administration; Director, Institute for Financial Services AnalyticsUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Chen's cross-disciplinary expertise includes knowledge of both business management practices, data science, and systems engineering.
Eric Feron
Professor, Aerospace EngineeringGeorgia Tech - COE
Eric Feron uses fundamental concepts of control systems, optimization and computer science to address problems in aerospace engineering.
Surupa Gupta
Professor of Political ScienceUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Gupta is an expert on Indian politics and economics, international political economy, gender and development, and South Asian politics.
Kent Messer
Professor, Applied EconomicsUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Messer specializes in topics in the nexus of agriculture and the environment and the economics of stigma.
Ace Vo, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Information Systems and Business Analytics, College of Business AdministrationLoyola Marymount University
Mitchell Lovett
Associate Professor of Marketing at the Simon Business SchoolUniversity of Rochester
Mitchell Lovett applies and develops quantitative methods to study marketing problems; Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert
Katie Peek
Coastal Research ScientistWestern Carolina University
Katie Peek researches coastal vulnerability, climate change impacts, and natural hazard resilience using GIS.
Susan Olesik
Professor and Chair | Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry The Ohio State University
Chemistry expert, revolutionizing our understanding of chromatography
