Abstract Presenters: SciTS 2025 Annual Conference

Full Name	Institution	Speaking At
Iftekhar Ahmed	University of North Texas	Group Formation and Network Development of TCG Players
Whitney Cheung	University of California, Davis	Yes, and…: Building Personal Toolkits and Managing Imposter Syndrome A Strategy For Strategic Planning
Beth Choate	Washington College	Strategic Doing: A Process for Integrating Existing Team Expertise and Resources Towards Innovative Problem Solving
Julian D. Cortes	Universidad del Rosario	EUROLAT Energy Science Teams — Structure and Research Agenda in Latin America and Europe
Allison Dalton	George Washington University	From Tokenism to Partnership: Developing a Dynamic Model for Patient Stakeholder Engagement in Health Research
Kayla de la Haye	University of Southern California	Evaluating Team Science Training for Multi-Disciplinary Research Teams: A Case Study Panel: Team Science Tools for Interdisciplinary Research: Strategies for Effective Collaboration
Anna Drennen	Boise State University	The Team Science Learning Lab: The Trojan Horse of Team Science Behavior Change at Boise State University
Mary Emery	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	From Learning Together to Innovating Together
Trudy Flynn	Dalhousie University	Patient Engagement 101 – An Educational ‘101’ Workshop Co-Designed by Patient Partners for Researchers and Trainees
Curtis Friedel	Virginia Tech	Behaviors of a Cognitively Diverse Team in an Evaluation Consulting Firm: A Case Study
Michelle Grek	Boise State University	The Team Science Learning Lab: The Trojan Horse of Team Science Behavior Change at Boise State University
Lucas Hill	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Examining Sphere of Influence and Boundary-Spanning to Teach Teams to Advance Team Dynamics
Valerie Imbruce	Washington College	Strategic Doing: A Process for Integrating Existing Team Expertise and Resources Towards Innovative Problem Solving
Xiaoyan Jiang	Colorado State University	Workshop: The Science and Art of Coaching: Why It Matters for Team Science and How to Do It Right Workshop: The Science and Art of Coaching: Why It Matters for Team Science and How to Do It Right Strategic Doing: A Process for Integrating Existing Team Expertise and Resources Towards Innovative Problem Solving
Palmar Johnson	University of North Texas	Group Formation and Network Development of TCG Players
Angela Jordan	University of South Alabama	A Launch and Support Model for Community-Engaged Team Science
Eric Kaufman	Virginia Tech	The Forgotten Half of Team Science: Elevating Followership for Scientific Collaboration and Innovation
Sarah Kim	Texas A&M University	Team Evaluation of the Impact of Emotional Intelligence in Leadership on Virtual Organizational Citizenship Behavior
Theresa Lant	College of Engineering and Applied Science CU Boulder	Scaffolding Intervention to Facilitate Nascent Knowledge Diverse Teams
William Lawless	Paine College	The Advantages of Interdependence Outweigh AI Risks: The Limits of Classical Team Science

‹
1
2
›

Full Name	Institution	Speaking At
Bryan Stephens	Indiana University	Support and Barriers in Translational Science Teams
Griffin M. Weber	Harvard Medical School	Team Science Approaches Used in the International 4E COVID-19 Consortium
Tara Truax	Michigan Institute for Clinical & Health Research	Connection and Thought: Broadly Engaged Team Science Learning Community
Shruthi Venkatesh	Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research	Team Science, Minus the Teams: Recruitment Insights from the IMPACT-CTR Study

‹
1
2
›

Full Name	Institution	Speaking At	More Info
Marisa Rinkus	Toolbox Dialogue Initiative Center, Michigan State University	Facilitating Cross Disciplinary Science: What's Philosophy got to do with it? Panel: From Learning to Leading: Transforming Early Career Researchers through Community and Collaboration
Bonnie Russell	Michigan State University	Panel: Creating the Next-Generation Multidisciplinary Repository
Whitney Sweeney	UW Madison	Panel: Training the Next Generation of Team Science Professionals Beyond Deadlines and Deliverables: An Expanded View of How Project Management Strengthens Teams
Susan Tsang	American Museum of Natural History	Panel: From Learning to Leading: Transforming Early Career Researchers through Community and Collaboration
Stephanie Vasko	Michigan State University	Panel: Creating the Next-Generation Multidisciplinary Repository Team Arts and Humanities: Similarities, Differences, and Opportunities
Lou Woodley	CSCCE	Panel: Coordinating Connections: How do we Tactically Strengthen Relationships and Strategic Partnerships?

‹
1
2
›