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Brook Heathcote

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Brendan Waters

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Faith Mueller, MD

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Hometown: O’Fallon, MO College/University Attended: University of Missouri - Kansas City A cut above: What I love to do most outside of work is to be with nature, especially hiking, gardening, or camping. Needle unprotected: My pet peeve is inequality on small and large scales. Slice of life: The...

Paul Rudy

Person: Curators' Distinguished Professor of Music Composition, Composition Area Coordinator, UMKC Conservatory
Paul Rudy is a composer, performer, professor, author, photographer, land artist, and harmonization coach. He has been called “the High Priest of Sound” and his music, ranging from film scores to sound healing, has been described as “the universe unfolding one sound at a time.” His photography takes...

Dr. Prasad P. Calyam

Person: University of Missouri - Columbia, Co-Principal Investigator
Prasad Calyam is the Greg L. Gilliom Professor in Cyber Security in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Missouri-Columbia. He is also the  Director of the Center for Cyber Education, Research and Infrastructure Center (Mizzou CERI) in the MU College of...

Joey Lightner

Dr. Lightner presents locally and nationally on topics related to physical activity, HIV, and public health practice. Dr. Lightner’s research is focused on improving health for large populations. His current projects attempt to understand how to improve sustainability of free public transportation, increase physical activity for adolescents, racial and ethnic minorities, and transgender individuals, and how to improve the public health system. In the past, Dr. Lightner has conducted studies on community capacity building, active transportation, LGBT health, health inequity, and several other areas.