Jaime Hartless is a SUNY DEISJ Fellow and an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Farmingdale State College, where she serves as the Coordinator of the Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Minor and IRB Chair. Dr. Hartless’ research is located at the intersection of gender, sexuality, and social movements. Her current book project explores the politics of allyship and intersectionality in LGBTQ+ and feminist movements. She has also published articles on the position of men within feminism, the negotiation of straight people in LGBTQ+ bars, the exclusion of queer woman in LGBTQ+ social spaces, and the value of using horror to teach about sexualities. She recently co-authored edited volume chapters examining how the 'witch' illuminates our changing understandings of gender and how queer ghost-hunting can be an innovative form of archiving. Her ongoing research projects explore activist attempts to limit the presence of police at Pride events, the consumption of drag content by queer women, and the pedagogical utility of using Google Maps to help students understand inequality.

Ally Schultz (she/her) is the Early Experiential Learning Coordinator at SUNY Oswego. She organizes Oswego's first-year seminar course and works closely with first-year students to support their transition to college. She also oversees the Success Coaches, a group of Service Corps members who help new students thrive at the start of their college journey and become part of the Oswego community.

Priya Raman is a finance director with 15 years of experience managing budgets for corporate summits and festivals. She is a certified management accountant.

Lucas Berg advises event organizers on zero-waste programs and carbon reporting. He previously led sustainability initiatives for a major international trade show network.

Sofia Alvarez produces hybrid conferences for global brands and has streamed more than 300 live sessions. She focuses on interactive audience design.