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New York Institute of Technology

  • Reza Khalaj Amineh, electrical and computer engineering
  • Houwei Cao, computer science
  • Bryan Gibb, biological and chemical sciences
  • Venugopal Prabhakar Gantasala, management and marketing studies
  • Eric Greenberg, physical therapy
  • Tindaro Ioppolo, mechanical engineering
  • John Misak, humanities
  • Xueting Jiang, management and marketing studies
  • Navin Pokala, biological and chemical sciences
  • Anand Santhanakrishnan, electrical and computer engineering

Western Illinois University

  • Susan Brooks, mathematics and philosophy
  • Niyazi Ekici, law enforcement and justice administration
  • Matthew Hughes, music
  • Mette Soendergaard, chemistry
  • George Turner, music
  • Brian Winnie, music

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