Cynthia McCurren

Cynthia McCurren, dean of the Kirkhof College of Nursing, can help analyze candidate health care proposals

Danielle R. Wiese

Communications professor Danielle R. Wiese can address blogs, news coverage, new media, cyber-politics, campaign Web sites, e-mail, political ads and presidential debates

Ed Aboufadel

Ed Aboufadel, chair of GVSU's Mathematics Department, can address questions about the pricing of gasoline

Elaine Collins

Elaine Collins, dean of GVSU's College of Education, can discuss education reform plans

Fred Antczak

Fred Antczak, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, is an expert on political rhetoric

Gleaves Whitney

Gleaves Whitney, director of the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies, is a historian, author and speech writer

Jonathan K. Hodge

Jonathan K. Hodge, assistant professor of mathematics, is an expert in mathematical voting theory

Jonathan White

Jonathan White is a terrorism expert and director of the Homeland Defense Initiative

Kevin denDulk

Kevin denDulk, associate professor of political science, is an expert on religion and politics whose research has received national attention

Mark Richards

Mark Richards is chair of Grand Valley's Political Science department and an expert in constitutional law.

Michael Wolfe

Michael Wolfe is an associate professor of psychology who can address the effect that specific words have on the way one thinks about the broader issues that are being described

Paul Isely

Paul Isely is an associate professor of economics who can address gas and energy prices, inflation, unemployment, interest rates, Federal Reserve policy, environmental policy and regulation

Roy Olsson

Roy Olsson, dean of the College of Health Professions can discuss the candidates' health care reform proposals

Sonja Johnson

Sonja Johnson is the executive director of the Van Andel Global Trade Center and can talk about international trade

Timothy Penning

Timothy Penning, associate professor of communications, can address public relations, public opinion and campaigns

Whitt Kilburn

Whitt Kilburn, assistant professor of political science, is an expert on political psychology and public opinion.

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