Peter Westwick is a research professor of history at the University of Southern California and director of the Aerospace History Project at the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West. He is the author or editor of several books, including Into the Black: JPL and the American Space Program, 1976-2004.

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Tim Westover is the author of The Winter Sisters, The Old Weird South, and Auraria. He lives in Grayson, Georgia.

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Brandon Weston is a healer, writer, and folklorist who owns and operates Ozark Healing Traditions, an online collective of articles, lectures, and workshops focusing on the Ozark Mountain region. As a practicing folk healer, his work with clients includes everything from spiritual cleanses to house blessings.

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Derrick Weston manages the Rockrose City Farm on Baltimore's east side, growing food for ministries that distribute to those who are food insecure. A documentary filmmaker, producer, and former Presbyterian minister, Derrick is a firm believer in using one's voice and the media to inspire and enact social change.

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Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer is America's favorite sex therapist. Author of over forty books and host of several TV shows on human sexuality, she frequently lectures around the world.

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Paul Westhead is professor of entrepreneurship at Durham University Business School. He has published three authored/edited books and more than 112 academic papers on entrepreneurship, entrepreneur types, family firms, and regional development in leading international journals.

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Jessica Westhead is the author of the novels Pulpy & Midge and Worry, and the critically acclaimed short story collections And Also Sharks and Things Not to Do. And Also Sharks was a Globe & Mail Top 100 Book, one of Kobo's Best E-books of 2011, and a finalist for the Danuta Gleed Short Fiction Prize.

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Los Angeles native and award-winning author Jeri Westerson writes the critically acclaimed Crispin Guest Medieval Noir Mysteries, historical novels, paranormal novels, and LGBTQ mysteries. To date, her medieval mysteries have garnered thirteen industry award nominations, from the Agatha to the Shamus.

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Bruce Western is professor of sociology at Harvard University. He is the author of Homeward: Life in the Year After Prison and Punishment and Inequality in America.

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Jan Westerhoff has taught philosophy at the Universities of Oxford and Durham and is presently professor of Buddhist philosophy at the University of Oxford, a fellow of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, and a research associate at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.

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Donald A. Westbrook has taught at UCLA, Cal State Fullerton, Fuller Seminary, and is affiliated with the Faculty for the Comparative Study of Religion and Humanism (FVG) in Antwerp, Belgium.

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