Fellow in Human Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University Dr. Kris Sabbi researches the ways that internal and external forces shape primate behavior between infancy and adulthood. She earned her Ph. D. from the University of New Mexico (2020) studying sex differences in wild chimpanzee social and hormonal development. Before joining the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard, she worked as Postdoctoral Researcher at Tufts University on a collaborative research project aimed to establish chimpanzees as a referential model for studying the evolution of human-like leadership. As a College Fellow in HEB, she teaches courses in human life history evolution, hormones and behavior, and research in primate behavior and ecology.
Associate Professor of Political Science, US Naval War College Keith L. Carter received his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Pennsylvania in 2019. His research agenda encompasses strategic competition, the impact of societal and technological trends on military organizations and security operations, and civil-military relations with regards to U.S. institutions, force design, and force employment. Keith is a retired Army officer, whose military career spanned over two decades and included multiple command assignments, service in special operations, and eight combat tours.
Royal Literary Fund Fellow, University of West London Katharine Quarmby has written non-fiction, short stories and books for children. Her debut novel, The Low Road, based on a true story from her hometown from the 1800s, was published by Unbound in 2023. Katharine is a Royal Literary Fund (RLF) Fellow at the University of West London, having previously been an RLF Fellow at the London School of Economics. Katharine is also an investigative journalist and editor, with particular interests in disability, the environment, race and ethnicity and the care system. She has worked for over a decade for BBC and other broadcasters and served in a variety of correspondent and associate editor roles for outlets including the Economist, Newsweek Europe and Prospect. She has been production and digital editor of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and is currently editor at Investigative Reporting Denmark.
Associate Professor of Elementary Education, Mississippi State University PhD, Mississippi State University, Secondary Education-Social Studies, 2009 M.A., United States Naval War College, National Security and Strategic Studies, 2023 MEd, Mississippi University for Women, Gifted Education, 1997 BS, Mississippi University for Women, History, 1993 Current research agenda includes rural education, preservice teachers knowledge and ability to teach social studies disciplines, using primary sources in the classroom, and homeschooling.
Senior Lecturer in Marketing, University of Technology Sydney Dr Kaye Chan is a Senior Lecturer of Marketing at the University of Technology Sydney. She holds a bachelor's degree in Science, a Master's degree in marketing, and a PhD in marketing, all from the University of New South Wales. Kaye previously worked in industry for over a decade, where she has a proven track record in managing brand portfolios, launching new products, and associated communication and engagement with a range of stakeholders. Her research interests focus on data analysis to address issues faced in society, media and advertising in the online environment, and how marketing communications can be used to influence and change behaviour.
McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellow, Historical and Philosophical Studies, The University of Melbourne Originally from Western Australia, I received my doctorate from the University of Oxford in 2022 as a Clarendon Scholar. My current work is about health in the ancient world, the subject of an upcoming book. I am also involved in the editing of unpublished papyri from the Greco-Roman period.
