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Albion College

  • Marcella Cervantes, biology
  • Zach Fischer, theater
  • Joseph Ho, history
  • Betty Okwako-Riekkola, education

Arkansas Tech University

  • Michael Bradley, agriculture and tourism
  • Theresa Cullen, teaching and educational leadership
  • Lisa Dubose, nursing
  • Sarah Gordon, teaching and educational leadership
  • Christopher Harris, music
  • Gregory Michna, history and political science
  • Jay Post, agriculture and tourism
  • Bryan Rank, agriculture and tourism
  • Rodney Roosevelt, behavioral sciences
  • Robert Stevens, kinesiology and rehabilitation science
  • Wan Wei, School of Business
  • Matthew Wilson, agriculture and tourism

Pacific University, in Oregon

  • Nicola Carter, pharmacy
  • Kim Malin, physical therapy and athletic training
  • Jennifer Pitonyak, occupational therapy
  • Marcin Wróblewski, audiology
  • Lalit Khandare, social work
  • Rebecca Schoon, public health
  • Paul Snell, politics and government

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