Work with thought leaders and academic experts from Mercer University

Dr. Jacob Kendall helps patients, caregivers, and providers do better at heart disease and, by extension, life in general. Our health is 4-dimensional (or more), and so should be our healthcare. He has had 2 open-heart surgeries and has been a full-time caregiver for multiple members with heart disease. Jacob also is a theogerontologist with a broadly interdisciplinary background in biology, social work, and public health. For fun (and also spiritual growth) he reads a wide range of literature, his favorites being quantum mechanics, animal behavior, early American history, religion, and Stephen King. Indeed, his lifelong goal since childhood has been to become a true Renaissance person, which also – in addition to the above – has included accumulating 25 passport stamps so far and learning and enjoying multiple musical instruments. He currently lives with his wife and son on Mobile Bay in Alabama.

I coach data-illiterate leaders through developing frameworks that help their medium-sized distribution businesses thrive in the face of uncertainty. I have helped enterprises of varying scales since 2017 and have most recently supported millions of dollars' worth of business performance improvements via comprehensive decision support tools.

Greetings: I am a freelance writer living in Irvine, California. While working on a novel I am searching for editing, proofreading, and teaching opportunities. My first teaching position was at the University of Georgia as a Graduate Teaching Assistant. I taught three sections of ENGL 1101 and ENGL 1102. After earning my law degree, I accepted a teaching position at North Cedar Academy in Ladysmith, Wisconsin. I recently took the California Bar Exam and I am working as a freelance writer and law clerk in Orange County, California. I live with my fiance Jennie and our two dogs Colby and Appa.

Passionate teacher, administrator, researcher, and grant writer for over 14 years. Dedicated to education and the pursuit of knowledge in all forms. Advised and mentored students from ages 17-77 to help them pursue their future careers. Worked in two research intensive universities, so have the ability to manage time and resources on research projects and reports for high stakes donors. Clear communication and translation skills verbally and in writing. Project managed classrooms, grants, projects and even entire departments of educators. Personal areas of expertise in research and development are in the humanities-specifically in areas like history, religion, sociology, psychology, and the arts.