Scott M. Moore is director of China Programs and Strategic Initiatives in the Office of the Provost. He was a young professional with the World Bank Group and served as environment, science, technology, and health officer for China at the U.S. Department of State.

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Maren Moore is the pseudonym for an author who typically writes dark romance. She desperately wanted to write romantic comedy with HEA's and hot dads . . . therefore, Maren was created. When she isn't stalking Pinterest for athletes that inspire her stories, you'll find her in her office plotting her next book.

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Joseph E. Moore was born in Berlin, Worcester County, Maryland. He is the senior partner in the law firm of Williams, Moore, Shockley & Harrison, LLP, in Ocean City, Maryland, where he has practiced law since 1969. Joe and his wife, Susan, live in Berlin, and they have two daughters and two grandchildren.

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Kate Moore is a Sunday Times bestselling writer with more than a decade's experience in writing across varying genres, including memoir, biography, and history. She was the director of the critically acclaimed play about The Radium Girls called These Shining Lives.

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Zack Moore is a student at 10th Planet Austin under Curtis Hembroff, a first degree 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu black belt under Eddie Bravo. Zack's past work as a writer explained the Moneyball of football—how NFL teams could spend money to achieve on-field success.

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Natasha Moore is the author of more than twenty romances and believes that stories of love and hope are important. She's a snowbird, spending the winters in sunny Florida, and the rest of the year in beautiful western New York with her real-life hero.

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Bryce Moore is the author of The Memory Thief and Vodník, among others. When he's not authoring, he's a librarian in Western Maine and a past president of the Maine Library Association. When he's not up to his nose in library work, he's watching movies, playing board games, and feeding his Magic the Gathering addiction.

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Sharon Moore is a speech pathologist and myofunctional practitioner with four decades of clinical experience across a range of communication and swallowing disorders. She runs a private practice in Canberra, Australia, for patients of all ages and is part of the transdisciplinary team for the Canberra Sleep Clinic.

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Ward Moore (1903–1978) was a talented novelist and short story writer who made significant contributions to the science fiction genre with his keen eye for storytelling. Moore is best known for his novel Bring the Jubilee (1953), an alternate history in which the South won the Civil War.

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Capt. Charles Moore has logged over 100,000 miles on research voyages, and his work has been featured on NPR, National Geographic, and in the Wall Street Journal.

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Stephen Moore is a distinguished visiting fellow in the Project for Economic Growth at the Heritage Foundation and the former senior economics writer for the Wall Street Journal. He has authored or coauthored several books, including An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of States and The End of Prosperity.

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