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Michael Wallace, Ed.D., is a retired military intelligence officer with 20 years active service
Critically acclaimed author Jesmyn Ward is a two-time National Book Award Winner and professor of creative writing.
Curator of the Hogan Jazz Archive, the leading research center for the study of New Orleans jazz and related musical genres
Toni Weiss work has primarily focused on economic development within the City of New Orleans
Keith Werhan specializes in constitutional law, particularly the First Amendment, and in administrative law.
Professor Wesson is a national expert in vector-borne diseases spread by mosquitoes.
Expert in high blood pressure, cardiovascular and renal diseases
Dr. Wietfeldt is a professor and chair of the Department of Physics and Engineering Physics
Focused on facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration and shaping built, natural and social environments that impact health and wellness
Studies opioids and their mechanisms of action in alleviating pain and inducing side effects, particularly drug abuse
