Susan McRae

Teaching Professor, Department of Biology Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Phone: 252-328-6515 Email: mcraes@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise: Evolutionary ecology of birds, avian conservation; Biology of rails (Rallidae), a family of secretive marshbirds

Daniel Kariko

Professor, School of Art and Design College of Fine Arts and Communications Phone: 252-328-4063 Email: karikod@ecu.edu Website: https://art.ecu.edu/faculty-staff/daniel-kariko/ Areas of Expertise: Digital photography, darkroom photography, art making, landscape, image making, micro photography, environmental concerns, wetlands, Louisiana, insects, biodiversity

Andrea VanDeusen

Associate Professor of Music Education, School of Music College of Fine Arts and Communications Phone: 252-328-2652 Email: vandeusena17@ecu.edu Areas of expertise: Music education, choral music education, choral conducting, cultural competence, sociocultural and political contexts in music teaching and learning

Ariane L. Peralta

Associate Professor, Department of Biology Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Phone: 252-328-2712 Email: peraltaa@ecu.edu Website: https://biology.ecu.edu/faculty/ariane-peralta/ Areas of Expertise: Ecology, environmental sciences, microbiology, microbial ecology, agroecology, wetland ecology and restoration, plant-microbe interactions, water quality, dynamics of social-ecological system

Reeve Kennedy

Assistant Professor School of Social Work College of Health and Human Performance Phone: 252-328-4012 Email: kennedyre22@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise: Bullying, cyberbullying, child maltreatment, child and adolescent wellbeing, quantitative and qualitative research methods, meta-analysis, interdisciplinary research, bullying prevention

Leslie E Cofie

Assistant Professor Health Education and Promotion College of Health and Human Performance Phone: 252-328-5995 Email: cofie18@ecu.edu Website: https://scholars.ecu.edu/display/F71312869 Areas of Expertise: Immigrant health, health disparities, cancer control, chronic diseases, social networks, maternal and child health, migrant and seasonal agricultural workers, digital inclusion and equity, qualitative research, mixed methods

Nicholas Murray

Professor Kinesiology College of Health and Human Performance Areas of Expertise: Vision, visual processing and vision as a biomarker for specific pathologies (e.g., mTBI), neuromotor coordination and motor learning; physiological and behavioral measurements including eye movement measurement; muscle activity; neuroimaging (electroencephalogram); biometrics, and heart rate variability