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Kim Walsh-Childers
Professor | ChairUniversity of Florida
Kim Walsh-Childers' research focuses include news coverage of health issues and mass media effects on individual health and health policy.
Tia Barnes
Associate Professor, Human Development and Family SciencesUniversity of Delaware
Professor Barnes is a leading researcher on social-emotional learning and minoritized populations.
Mandy Brouse
Small business ownerWords Worth Books
Small business owner, marketing manager and occasional online columnist.
Danilo Yanich
Professor, Biden School of Public Policy and AdministrationUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Yanich's research centers on the media and its intersection with citizenship, public policy and crime, as well as media ownership.
Robert Darden, M.A.
Professor, Journalism, Public Relations and New MediaBaylor University
Darden is a professor in the department of journalism, PR & new media. He directs Baylor's Black Gospel Music Restoration Project.
Annette Bergeron, P.Eng., MBA, FEC
Corporate DirectorElectrical Safety Authority, Engineers Canada / Ingénieurs Canada
Experience in speaking & media on topics of women in STEM, women on boards, engineering regulation, advocacy, governance, policy, education
Alan J. Singer
Professor of Teaching, Learning and TechnologyHofstra University
Alan Singer specializes in social studies education and United States history.
Kathy Newman
Associate ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Kathy Newman is a popular and mass culture expert primarily interested in the relationship between media and political formations.
Hans M. Hirschi
Founder & PartnerYāree AB
Exceptional personality with a passion for communication, leadership, learning & development across cultures
Nancy D. Campbell
Professor and Graduate Program Director, Science and Technology Studies (STS)Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Focuses on the history of science, technology, and medicine as it relates to drug policy and the social significance of drugs