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Aaron Kruse-Diehr, PhD
Chair, Department of Community and Behavioral Health Sciences, School of Public HealthAugusta University
Dr. Kruse-Diehr’s research focuses on closing the gap between evidence and practice in healthcare settings.
Jennifer Andrews
Professor, Department of EnglishUniversity of New Brunswick
Jennifer Andrews’s areas of interest include nineteenth- and twentieth-century English-Canadian and American literature
Professor Giampiero Favato
Director of the Institute of Leadership and Management in HealthKingston University
He examines the economics of public health policy - and in particular the economics of inequalities in accessing medical treatments.
Russell Lonser
Professor and Chair I Department of Neurological SurgeryThe Ohio State University
Dr. Lonser’s research interests include development of direct nervous system drug delivery paradigms for targeted therapy.
Christine McBride
Professor of Psychological ScienceUniversity of Mary Washington
Professor, Department of Psychological Science
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.
Jodi McDavid
OwnerMcDavid Brodie Consulting
Public sector folklorist with experience in non-profits, higher education, museums and archives.
Roy Black
Professor Emeritus in the Practice of FinanceEmory University, Goizueta Business School
Prof. Black is a Professor in the Practice of Finance and Director of the Real Estate Program at Goizueta Business School.
Parrish Waters
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Parrish Waters’ areas of expertise include neuroscience, physiology, hormone axis function, stress physiology and sensory perception.
Dawn Bowdish
Associate Professor, Pathology and Molecular MedicineMcMaster University
Understanding why changes in immunity that occur with age and how this predisposes us to infection and chronic inflammatory diseases.