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Staff

John P. Slattery, Executive Director 
Slattery holds an interdisciplinary Ph.D. in the History and Philosophy of Science and Systematic Theology from the University of Notre Dame, as well as degrees in Theological Studies and Computer Science. An ethicist, theologian, and historian of science, Slattery works at the intersection of technology, science, religion, and racism. He is the author of the 2019 Faith and Science at Notre Dame, the editor of the 2020 Christian Theology and the Modern Sciences, and a contributing author to the  2023 book, . His essays have appeared in scholarly journals as well as online in , , ,  and . 

Mia E. Brice帽o, Director of Programs
Brice帽o holds a Ph.D. in Communication Arts and Sciences from The Pennsylvania State University, an M.A. in Communication Studies from California State University, Northridge and a B.A. in Rhetoric in Communication from the University of Pittsburgh. Her research interests and teaching expertise are in the areas of rhetorical theory and criticism, feminist theory and women鈥檚 and gender studies.

Reyes-Ton holds a Ph.D. in Cell and Molecular Biology from the University of Michigan. She is a scientist, writer, editor, educator, and singer-songwriter who is passionate about science communication to diverse audiences, from the students she teaches to the faith communities she鈥檚 served and written for. She鈥檚 worked extensively in science communication, as a writer and editor for for , the American Scientific Affiliation's and . She is the founder of the Mount Carmell Worship Collective, a collaborative of creatives, artists, scholars and scientists exploring the intersection of faith, science, and the arts. She also serves as President of the Science Communicators of Faith, an affiliate group through the ASA, and teaches at Lipscomb University.

Rachael Neilan, Faculty Fellow
Neilan holds a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Tennessee. She is a Professor of Mathematics in the School of Science and Engineering, where she teaches undergraduate courses in mathematics and applied mathematics. Dr. Neilan has received multiple school, regional, and national awards recognizing her excellence in teaching, scholarship, and mentorship. Her research lies at the intersection of mathematics and biology, with a focus on agent-based modeling and optimal control theory. She develops computational and mathematical models to investigate population dynamics in neuroscience, ecology, social sciences, and disease transmission. Her current work centers on novel models of pain-related neural activity in the amygdala.

Grace Sommers, Budget Manager
Sommers has worked for 香蕉视频 in various roles since 2004. Currently, in the Office of the Provost, she manages budgeting, financial planning, grants and endowments, contracts, salary issues and is liaison to Human Resources and university financial departments. Prior to working at Duquesne, Grace worked in Institutional Banking and Private Asset Management at Mellon Bank.