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Kory Konsoer

Associate Professor and Associate Director for the LSU Center for River StudiesLouisiana State University

Dr. Konsoer is interested in process fluvial geomorphology, particularly the coevolution of river flows and channel morphology.

Fluvial GeomorphologyRiver MorphodynamicsHydrologyHydrographic Surveying

Máire B. Ford

Associate Vice Provost for Faculty Development | Professor of Psychology | Psychological ScienceLoyola Marymount University

Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts

Social isolation and exclusionSocial Perception Processes in Interpersonal Interactions.Social Support ProcessesInfluence of Relationship Processes On Health and Well-Being

Lisa F. Clark

Research Associate University of Saskatchewan

Political Scientist researching food politics and food policy

Food Agriculture & EnvironmentPublic Policy AnalysisGovernance & Regulation InnovationFood Safety and Security

Gail E. Thomas, PhD

Professor of SociologySoka University

Professor Thomas is a sociology professor who specializes in the analysis of higher education.

Mentoring and Empowering YouthRace, Class and Gender Differences in Educational Access and OutcomesEducation and Status AttainmentEffective Education for Diverse Learners and At Risk YouthRace and Gender Relations

Dong Chen, Ph.D.

Professor of International Business, College of Business AdministrationLoyola Marymount University

Chair, Department of Management

International BusinessGlobal Strategic ManagementBusiness in ChinaInternational Joint VenturesStrategic Alliances

Robert P. Lipton

Nicholson ProfessorLouisiana State University

Dr. Lipton works on the multi-scale analysis of heterogeneous media.

Heterogeneous MediaAdvanced CompositesWave PropagationMetamaterialsPhotonics

Leigh Kennicott

LecturerLoyola Marymount University

Lecturer of Theatre Arts

Director of more than 30 plays, both academic and professionalBetter LemonsStagehappenings.comResearch fields: Dissertation- “Cinematic Influences on Broadway -- 1900 to 1918”Twelve years in production for film and television