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Benjamin Johnson

Associate Professor | DirectorUniversity of Florida

Benjamin Johnson’s research focuses on the social psychology of media use including how people construct their media routines and habits.

EntertainmentConfirmation BiasStorytellingSponsorshipInfluencers

Rachael Seidler

ProfessorUniversity of Florida

Rachael Seidler researches the neural control of movement in health and disease, with a specific focus on motor learning.

SpaceParkinson'sCognitive AgeingNeuroscience and the BrainNeuroplasticity

Patrick Jung, Ph.D.

ProfessorMilwaukee School of Engineering

Dr. Patrick Jung's areas of focus include American history, German art history, and anthropology.

American HistoryGerman Art HistoryCultural AnthropologyAmerican Indian History

Erika Lust

FilmmakerErika Lust Films

Erika Lust is a filmmaker, mother, writer, blogger, owner and founder of Erika Lust Films

Film & Video DirectingFeminismCinemaErrotic FilmmakingMovie Producing

Michael Pasquier

Interim Dean, College of Humanities & Social Sciences | Jaak Seynaeve Professor of Christian Studies | Director, Master of Arts in Liberal Arts ProgramLouisiana State University

Dr. Pasquier studies the history of religion in the United States.

Religion in the U.S. South, the Gulf South, and/or LouisianaAmerican Religious HistoryAmerican CatholicismReligion in the U.S. South

Randall Howard

General PartnerVerdexus

Senior serial technology executive working to build world leading, high growth technology organizations

Building Enterprise SoftwareVenture Capital InvestmentsInfrastructure SoftwareHigh Growth TechnologyEnterprise 2.0

Michael Roizen, MD

Chief Wellness Officer; Chair, Wellness InstituteCleveland Clinic

Reveals how to stay fit, the right way to diet, and how to control your genes, choose the right supplements and keep the brain healthy

The Cleveland Clinic Experience in Bending the Cost Curve: How Social Media Has Buttressed Other TechnologiesChanging HealthCaregiver StressTop 12 Things You Can Do for Your HealthEconomics of Prevention