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Hal Herzog
Professor EmeritusWestern Carolina University
Hal Herzog has been investigating the complex psychology of our interactions with other species for more than two decades.
Jin-Won Kim
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Jin-Won Kim’s research focuses on the role of recreation, parks and tourism in the creation of active, healthy and sustainable communities.
James C. Kaufman, Ph.D.
ProfessorUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Kaufman's research focuses on creativity and educational psychology.
Eric Gable
Professor of Sociology and AnthropologyUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Gable is an expert on museum studies, heritage, and the religion and politics of West Africa and of Outer Island Indonesia.
Jingsi Christina Wu
Associate Professor of Journalism, Media Studies, and Public RelationsHofstra University
Media studies scholar Jingsi Wu focuses her research on the crossroads of entertainment media, politics, civic engagement, and culture.
Richard Tunney
Professor and Head of PsychologyAston University
Professor Tunney's research is on judgement and decision-making. He also researches behavioural addiction including gambling.
Professor Brendan Gough
Director of Research & Knowledge ExchangeLeeds Beckett University
Professor Brendan Gough is a Critical Social Psychologist and qualitative researcher interested in men and masculinities.
John C. Besley
Ellis N. Brandt Professor of Public RelationsMichigan State University
Dr. John C. Besley studies public opinion about science and scientists' opinions about the public.
Steve Wolever
CEOSignature Worldwide
Small business entrepreneur built international training company from the ground up. His experience & proven results will wow your crowd!
Jeff Levin, Ph.D.
University Professor of Epidemiology and Population HealthBaylor University
Biomedical scientist & religious scholar, with expertise in the interface of religion, science & medicine and the connection of body & mind