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Cedarville University

  • Matthew Bennett, missions and theology
  • Danielle Fredette, electrical engineering
  • J. Michael McKay, biblical theology
  • John Tarwater, finance
  • Felisha Younkin, psychology
  • Nina Sekerak, chemistry

Colby College

  • Justin Becknell, environmental studies
  • Sarah Braunstein, English and creative writing
  • Nadia El-Shaarawi, global studies
  • Jay Sibara, women’s, gender and sexuality studies
  • Arisa White, English and creative writing
  • Nora Youngs, mathematics

Illinois Valley Community College

  • Nancy McDonnell, cybersecurity
  • Ricky Pretzsch, economics
  • Kaity Ritter, medical assisting

Williams College

  • Alexander Bevilacqua, history
  • Nicole Brown, classics
  • Pei-Wen Chen, biology
  • Brahim El Guabli, Arabic studies
  • Man He, Asian languages, literatures and cultures
  • Bill Jannen, computer science
  • Laura Martin, environmental studies
  • Sarah Olsen, classics
  • Ben Snyder, sociology
  • Mason Williams, leadership studies
  • Ricardo A. Wilson, English

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