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Dr. Gilbert resides in Atlanta, Georgia, and has more than 20 years of educational experience ranging from K-8, undergraduate, and graduate-level teaching. Since she is a teacher at heart, her primary research interests have included employee training and development as well as strategies designed to enhance teacher preparation programs and areas of curriculum and social and emotional strategies for at-risk
Jan Webster, EdD, MEd has served as an adjunct professor in the Doctor of Education in Health Professions Education (DHPE/Ed.D.) program since 2016. She earned graduate degrees in education from Gardner-Webb University and North Carolina Central University. Dr. Webster taught in the K-12 setting before transitioning to the collegiate level, where she found her true calling. She served as a
Dr. Wesley Scott Benton is a chiropractic physician and educator with over two decades of experience in clinical practice and higher education. He holds a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Logan University, alongside advanced degrees in counseling and instructional technology. Dr. Benton has taught extensively across institutions, specializing in anatomy, physiology, instructional design, and educational technology. In addition to teaching,
Dr. Melinda Boyd completed two undergraduate degrees: Muhlenberg College (BS in Biology) Cedar Crest College (BS in Nutrition) before completing her dietetic internship with Sodexho (Mid-Atlantic). She is a registered dietitian (RD) in both the US and UK. She holds graduate degrees from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (MPH) and the University of Oklahoma (MHR). She has also completed
