I'm an internal medicine physician, originally from Venezuela. I'm interested in global health, health disparities and Telemedicine. My research mainly focus on applications of telemedicine to improve access and quality of care.

I have worked abroad in the former Soviet Union as a Peace Corps volunteer and working for an NGO. Additionally, I worked for five years at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and seven years at the Harvard School of Public Health managing the office and his research portfolio for a Danish researcher in Environmental Health focused on Women and Children.

William C. Hunter is the Henry Tippie Dean Emeritus and Professor of Finance, Tippie College of Business. Hunter has co-authored more that 80 scholarly research papers and is the co-editor of 11 books in finance and economics. He is the U.S. Treasury Advisor to Eastern and Central Europe, consultant to central banks and official agencies in Asia, Europe, and South America, and board member of Wellmark, Inc. (Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa and South Dakota). Hunter holds an MBA in Finance and PhD in Finance and Environment from Northwestern University. Senior Vice President and Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Vice President Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.

Kimberly Kenne MD, MCR is an associate clinical professor at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. She attended the University of Iowa for medical school, the Ohio State University for her obstetrics and gynecology residency, and completed her fellowship in urogynecology at Oregon Health & Science University. While in fellowship she earned a masters in clinical research. She returned to the University of Iowa in 2018 to join faculty in the division of urogynecology and reconstructive pelvic surgery.

I have studied molecular biology, neuroscience, medical humanities, and global ophthalmology at Princeton, Baylor College of Medicine, and Stanford. Through my global fellowship, I established connections with the Himalayan Cataract Project, Aravind, and Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital. I would like to work on health care disparities at home (immigrant, refugee, and incarcerated populations) as well as those abroad, with a focus on South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

My lab works on the basic biology of filoviruses (Ebola and Marburg virus). Included in this is studies on the impact of malaria infection on immune responses to filovirus vaccines.

Corinne Peek-Asa is the Director of the CDC-funded Injury Prevention Research Center and Directs the NIH-funded International Trauma and Violence Research Training program that builds research capacity in Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Armenia, Georgia, and Moldova. Trained at UCLA as an Epidemiologist, her work focuses on traumatic injuries and violence, including surveillance, causal analysis, policy evaluation, intervention implementation, and translation science. She is an appointed member of the Transportation Research Board and the Global Violence Prevention Forum of the National Academies of Science.