Brian Atwood, dean of Humphrey School at University of Minnesota and former director of USAID
Tyra Banks, model, actress and host of The Tyra Banks Show
Helaine Barnett, President of the Legal Services Corporation, a federal nonprofit equal justice organization
Mary Berry, University of Pennsylvania professor and former chair of the United States Civil Rights Commission
Myles Brand, president of the NCAA and past president of Indiana University
President Fernando Cardoso, former President of Brazil
Senator Saxby Chambliss (R, Ga.)
Patrick Cook-Deegan, senior at Brown University and co-founder of the Cycle for Schools project.
Richard Dawkins, Oxford University Professor and best-selling author of The God Delusion
Mauro DeLorenzo, fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank
Alan Dershowitz, Harvard law professor (video conference)
Roger Dow, CEO of Travel Industry Association
Alan Eastham, US ambassador to Malawi
Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D, Ill.), Chair of the 2006 Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Sharon Farmer, former White House photographer
Deborah Fiser, dean of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Lori Gates-Schuyler, University of Virginia professor and women’s rights expert
Dan Gediman, NPR’s This I Believe senior producer
Dan Glickman, President and CEO of the Motion Picture Association of America
and former secretary of Agriculture
Vartan Gregorian, President of the Carnegie Corporation and past president of Brown University
Senator Chuck Hagel (R, Neb.)
Richard Holbrooke, former US ambassador to the United Nations
Sandra Hubbard, filmmaker of The Lost Year of 1958-59, a documentary on the closing of the Little Rock public high schools following the 1957 integration of Little Rock Central High School
Betsy Jacoway, author of Turn Away Thy Son: Little Rock, the Crisis that Shocked a Nation
Chris Johns, editor of National Geographic magazine
Joel Klein, chancellor of the New York City Public School System
Nick Kotz, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Judgment Days: Lyndon Baines Johnson, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Laws that Changed America
Senator Blanche Lincoln (D, Ark.)
Matt Miller, Fortune Magazine columnist
Cynthia Nance, dean of the University of Arkansas School of Law
John Podesta, President and CEO of the Center for American Progress and former White House chief of staff
John Prendergast, head of the International Crisis Group currently co-authoring a book with actor Don Cheadle, star of Hotel Rwanda
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, 26-year-old Mayor of Pittsburgh
Wendell Rawls, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and director of the National Center for Public Integrity
Karl Rove, top advisor to President George W. Bush
The Most Rev. Katherine Schori, first female bishop of the United States Episcopal Church
Steve Scully, senior executive producer and political editor for C-Span
Donna Shalala, president of the University of Miami and former secretary of Health and Human Services
Will Shortz, crossword puzzle editor for the New York Times
Jeff Smith, Missouri state senator and subject of the documentary, Can Mr. Smith Still Go to Washington?
Gene Sparling, “In Search of the Ivory Billed Woodpecker”
David Steiner, CEO of Waste Management
Thomas Stewart, editor of the Harvard Business Review
Renee Sotile and Mary Jo Godges, filmmakers of Christa McAuliffe – Reach for the Stars, a film about the teacher who died on the Space Shuttle Challenger
Larry Summers, former Treasury Secretary and past president of Harvard University
David Wilhelm, president of Woodland Venture Management and past chairman of the Democratic National Committee
3 comments:
Tyra Banks, for reals????? :)
What is she going to speak on??
her non-profit "TYRA" I'm not sure what they do
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