Edward Anson

College of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, and Education Professor of History Dr. Edward Anson is a professor and has been teaching at UA Little Rock for the past 45 years. In that time, he has written and published 10 books, 22 book chapters, 64 encyclopedia articles and has given 33 scholarly presentations that have been Edward Anson

David Gilliam

College of Business, Health, and Human Services Associate Professor of Marketing Dr. David Gilliam is an associate professor of marketing at UA Little Rock. His research focuses on creating proper definitions for constructs in marketing and the exploration of managerially actionable aspects of sales and services. Many of Gilliam’s published articles have focused on narratives David Gilliam

Anindya Ghosh

College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences Anindya Ghosh, Professor of Chemistry

Jim Vander Putten

College of Education and Health Professions Jim Vander Putten, Associate Professor of Higher Education, School of Education

Mariofanna Milanova

Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology Mariofanna Milanova, Professor of Computer Science

Nicholas Kahn-Fogel

William H. Bowen School of Law Nicholas Kahn-Fogel, Associate Professor of Law

Heidi Skurat Harris

College of Social Sciences and Communication Heidi Skurat Harris, Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Writing

Dr. Mary Yang

Dr. Mary Yang is an associate professor of Information Science and is the lead instructor for bioinformatics courses. She has extensive education and systematic research training in biomedical science and computer engineering.

Dr. Israt “Tusty” ten Bensel

Dr. Israt “Tusty” ten Bensel is the graduate coordinator and an associate professor in the Department of Criminal Justice. She is also the director of the Justice Research Policy Center at UA Little Rock.

Dr. Bronwyn MacFarlane

Dr. Bronwyn MacFarlane is a professor of gifted education at UA Little Rock and has been a faculty member for 10 years. She has done extensive research and scholarship in her field.