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David Wagner, Ph.D.

David Wagner, Ph.D.

Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary BehaviorUniversity of Connecticut

Professor Wagner is an expert in caterpillars, butterflies, moths, insect conservation, global insect decline

Butterflies and MothsCaterpillarsEntomologyInvasive Species ImpactsInsects
Amir  Hussain

Amir Hussain

Professor of Theological StudiesLoyola Marymount University

Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts

Interfaith DialogueIslam and Muslim Lives in the United States;Muslim Communities in North AmericaReligion on Film and Television
Jason Sellers

Jason Sellers

Associate ProfessorUniversity of Mary Washington

Jason R. Sellers is a cultural and environmental historian of 17th-and 18th-century North America interested in landscapes and bodies.

Environmental HistoryNative American HistoryColonial North America
Justina Ray

Justina Ray

President and Senior ScientistWildlife Conservation Society Canada

Justina Ray's research is focused on evaluating the role of shifting landscapes in biodiversity decline and/or change in forested ecosystems

Conservation PlanningForested EcosystemsBiodiversityWildlife EcologyWildlife Conservation
Benjamin Steere

Benjamin Steere

Associate ProfessorWestern Carolina University

Ben Steere's primary areas of interest for research and teaching include Southeastern archaeology and Cherokee archaeology.

Indigenous archaeologyHousehold AnthropologyCherokee ArchaeologyArchaeology of Eastern North AmericaHousehold Archaeology
Deborah Bolnick, Ph.D.

Deborah Bolnick, Ph.D.

ProfessorUniversity of Connecticut

Dr. Bolnick is an expert on genetic ancestry testing and how sociopolitical forces & history shape human genomic diversity.

Native American Genetic HistoriesHuman BiodiversityGenetic Ancestry TestingAnthropologyAncient DNA
David Kaufman

David Kaufman

Professor and ChairMichigan State University

David Kaufman, D.O. Professor and Chair Dept of Neurology and Ophthalmology

Sheila Colla

Sheila Colla

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Environmental StudiesYork University

Dr. Colla is an interdisciplinary Conservation Biologist interested in pollinator conservation and evidence-based policy.

Conservation BiologyPollinationEcologyEnvironmental PolicyWildlife Management
Jack Downey

Jack Downey

John Henry Newman Professor of Roman Catholic Studies, Professor of Religion and ClassicsUniversity of Rochester

Downey studies self-immolation as reistance, forms of protest, Roman Catholicism

Civil DisobedienceSocial JusticeChristianityRoman Catholicismself-immolation
Jennifer  Andrews

Jennifer Andrews

Professor, Department of EnglishUniversity of New Brunswick

Jennifer Andrews’s areas of interest include nineteenth- and twentieth-century English-Canadian and American literature

Nineteenth and Twentieth Century English-Canadian and American LiteratureNative North American LiteratureLiterary TheoryBorder StudiesCultural Studies