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Bucknell University

  • Marcellus Andrews, economics
  • Michelle Oswald Beiler, civil and environmental engineering
  • Paul Botelho, music
  • Claire Campbell, history
  • Kevin Gilmore, civil and environmental engineering
  • Will Kerber, chemistry
  • Khalil Saucier, Africana studies
  • Nate Siegel, mechanical engineering

Prairie State College, in Illinois

  • Brian Donovan, information technology
  • Joshua Green, communication
  • Jonathan Pierre, music production

Tennessee Tech University

  • Sean Alley, economics
  • Julie Baker, curriculum and instruction
  • Jason Beach, curriculum and instruction
  • Rabie Belkacemi, electrical and computer engineering
  • Janet Coonce, chemistry
  • Philip Davis, history
  • Kristen Deiter, English
  • Syed Hasan, electrical and computer engineering
  • Ann Hellmann, nursing
  • Martha Howard, curriculum and instruction
  • Janet Isbell, curriculum and instruction
  • Xiaohua Jiang, chemistry
  • Alfred Kalyanapu, civil and environmental engineering
  • Malinda Lloyd, curriculum and instruction
  • Charles Luke, counseling and psychology
  • Jacob Metz, communication
  • Justin Murdock, biology
  • Steven Seiler, sociology
  • Martin Sheehan, German
  • Cara Sisk, human ecology
  • Brian Williams, English

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