Donald Clark, Trinity University
Donald Clark is a professor at Trinity University where he teaches about China, Japan, Korea, and the history of American foreign relations. He also serves as director of Trinity's International Studies Program, Fulbright Program coordinator and advisor to several student groups including the Korean Students Association. His research focuses on Korea, where he has spent much of his life as the son of missionaries, a Peace Corps volunteer, Social Science Research Council fellow, and Fulbright scholar. Dr. Clark received his doctorate from Harvard University.

Mary Reed teaches AP World History and World Geography at Memorial High School. She has taught United States History in Alief ISD and served as Social Studies Department Chairman. At Memorial High School she has served as PTA president and Campus Improvement Team member as well as sponsor of many clubs, including MMOB, UIL Current Events and Issues, World Affairs Council Academic Challenge, Youth and Government, and the Art Car Society.  She was selected as a World Affairs Council teacher fellow to Japan in 2010.