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University of Houston at Victoria

  • Ali Dogan, natural and applied science
  • Hashimul Ehsan, natural and applied science
  • Junda Hu, natural and applied science
  • Saidat Ilo, liberal arts and social sciences
  • Gen Kaneko, natural and applied science
  • Chang Lee, education and health professions
  • Amjad Nusayr, natural and applied science
  • Nadya Pittendrigh, liberal arts and social sciences
  • Daniel White, natural and applied science
  • Qiao Xu, business

University of Nebraska at Omaha

  • Laura Alexander, religious studies
  • Janelle Beadle, gerontology
  • Jodi Benenson, public administration
  • Patty Bick, finance, banking and real estate
  • Michelle Black, political science
  • Kevin Clouther, arts
  • Kathryn Cooper, interdisciplinary informatics
  • Michelle Friend, teacher education
  • Kelly Gomez Johnson, teacher education
  • Kelsey Medeiros, management
  • Andrew Miller, chemistry
  • Song-Young Park, health and kinesiology
  • Darren Pettit, music
  • Kristin Taylor, music
  • Christine Toh, interdisciplinary informatics
  • Dustin White, economics
  • Lindsay Wilkinson, gerontology
  • Xiaoming Yang, marketing and entrepreneurship
  • Jave Yoshimoto, arts
  • Yanhui Zhao, marketing and entrepreneurship

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