Polygence mentors are selected based on their exceptional academic background, teaching experience, and unique ability to inspire the next generation of innovative thinkers and industry leaders.
20th c. American History, 20th c. British Isles, Urban History, Labor History, Social History, History of Inequality, Oral History, Local History & Community Studies, Ethnography, Anthropology, History & Politics, African American Studies, History of Gender & Sexuality
International Psychology; Global Mental Health; Counseling; Capacity Building; Disability Justice; Disability Education; Juvenile Justice; Leadership
Biological anthropology; human skeletal biology, osteology; human anatomy; human evolution
Anatomy; Physiology; Exercise Science; Orthopedics; Healthcare; Physical Therapy; Physical Rehabilitation
neuroscience, nervous system injury and regeneration, cell biology, genomics, bioinformatics,
physics, systems neuroscience, microscopy, neural correlates of behavior
Medicine, Cancer Screening and Prevention, Review Studies, Case Reports, Evidenced Based Learning
neural signal processing, data science and statistics, AI/ML for medical applications
Ancient Greek and Latin classics, medieval literature and languages, history of religion, German
Climate Change/Oceanography (ocean acidification, coral reefs, biogeochemical models, paleontology, carbon capture, glacial weathering, climate science-policy, community-based collaborative science)
International Political Economy, Politics, Computational Social Science Research, Digital Currency Governance
Robotics, Computer Vision, Software Engineering, Arduino, Textile/Fiber Arts
Biology, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Educational Equity, Social Justice, Organizational Leadership, Public Speaking, Gender Equality, Race Equality
