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Laura Huaracha
Associate Professor of Communication and Digital MediaCarthage College
Communicators shouldn’t fear science; they should embrace it. Professor Laura Huaracha is adamant about that.
Anne Oeldorf-Hirsch, Ph.D.
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Oeldorf-Hirsch's research focuses on information sharing on social media, particularly in the areas of news, science, and well-being.
Michael Weiner, PhD
Professor and Assistant Dean of FacultySoka University
Professor of East Asian History and International Studies, Associate Dean of Faculty and Director of Faculty Research and Development.
Eric Jackson, Ph.D.
Executive Director, CTI, and Director, CTSRCUniversity of Connecticut
Eric Jackson researches driver behavior and vehicle impacts on transportation safety
Derek Livingston
Director of New Play Development & Artistic AssociateUtah Shakespeare Festival
Accomplished theatre professional with nearly three decades experience producing, directing, and providing artistic oversight in theatre.
Laura J. Burton, Ph.D.
Department Head, Educational LeadershipUniversity of Connecticut
Professor focused on management in sports organizations and how gender stereotypes affect women working in athletics.
Steven Grant
ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Steven Grant worked on the design and construction of over 100 themed environments at Walt Disney World.
Nathan Carpenter
DirectorUniversity of Florida
Nathan Carpenter provides expertise around social media listening data collection and strategy for academic and professional communities.
Steven Lazarus, Ph.D.
Professor | Ocean Engineering and Marine SciencesFlorida Tech
Dr. Lazarus' research interests include data assimilation, electrical phenomena such as gigantic jets, and wind/wave interactions.
Dr Claire Farrow
Professor and Director of Applied Health Research GroupAston University
Dr Farrow's interests concern the factors influencing eating behaviour and weight gain or loss, particularly in children.