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Loretta Davis, MD
Department Chair and Professor in Medical College of GeorgiaAugusta University
Dr. Davis has clinical interests in cutaneous manifestations of systemic disease, autoimmune skin diseases, and medical dermatology.
Charmion B. Rush
Associate Professor of Inclusive and Special EducationWestern Carolina University
Charmion Rush's areas of research include culture relevant pedagogy, disproportionate representation, implicit bias and literacy practices.
Julie Brigham-Grette
Professor of Earth, Geographic, and Climate SciencesUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Julie Brigham-Grette is an internationally-renowned expert on the Arctic’s climate history and sea-level rise.
Frank H. Wu
Distinguished Professor of LawUC Hastings College of the Law
Email: wuf@uchastings.edu | Phone: 415-565-4830 | Office: 390-200
James Hudnut-Beumler
Anne Potter Wilson Distinguished Professor of American Religious HistoryVanderbilt University
Expert in the history of religion in the American South.
Turner Goins
ProfessorWestern Carolina University
Turner Goins is a nationally known specialist in American Indian aging issues.
Neil Maher
ProfessorNew Jersey Institute of Technology
Neil Maher studies environmental and political history in the 20th century, urban history and the history of environmental justice.
Rebecca L. George
Instructor of Anthropology and Assistant Director of Forensic Anthropology FacilitiesWestern Carolina University
Rebecca L. George focuses on the utility of dental morphology and metrics to estimate population affinity within forensic anthropology.
Steven Carnovale, Ph.D.
Associate ProfessorFlorida Atlantic University
Steven Carnovale is a supply chain strategist specializing in interfirm networks, risk management and global sourcing/production networks.
Carrie Liu Currier
Associate Professor and Department ChairTexas Christian University
Dr. Currier specializes in Chinese politics, East Asia, gender and politics, and Asian Americans in higher education
