Dr. Robert W. Butts is an award-winning conductor, composer, and educator. He has conducted orchestras and operas and his music has been performed in the United States, Europe, and Asia. […]

Purcell Carson is a documentary filmmaker and lecturer in Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School. As an editor, she’s served as a lead creative partner on award-winning, social issue documentaries, receiving […]

Michèle LaRue has specialized in performances from America’s Gilded Age for twenty-five years and tours nationally with her one-woman repertoire of Tales Well Told. Four hundred past sponsors include Washington’s […]

Maureen O’Connor Leach has been a historic interpreter for over 25 years and has presented a variety of programs at historic sites throughout the country. She is a member of […]

Marylou & Jerome Bongiorno are Emmy-nominated, award-winning, husband-and-wife filmmakers who create cutting-edge documentary, fiction, and museum installation art films that are widely distributed, including through national PBS. The Bongiornos film […]

Judith Krall-Russo is an independent scholar who researches food and tea history. Much of her studies revolve around New Jersey’s foods and the impact the Garden State farmers have on […]

Gabrielle Esperdy is a historian and critic whose work focuses on architecture, consumerism and modernism in the U.S. metropolitan landscape, especially everyday buildings and how social, economic and political issues […]

Donnetrice C. Allison, Ph.D currently serves as Professor of both Communication Studies and Africana Studies at Stockton University. Dr. Allison also serves as chair of the Africana Studies Program and […]