Program Manager
Judith Stevens-Long, PhD , is an Associate Dean in the School of Human and Organization Development at Fielding Graduate University and project manager for the Certificate in Integral Studies. She is an expert in human development and has consulted to a wide variety of professional and non-profit organizations. Her textbook, Adult Life: Developmental Processes has been a standard reference in the field for over twenty-five years. She is a contributing author to the Handbook of Adult Development and the Handbook of Adult Development and Learning.

Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, PhD , is an Assistant Professor and Program Director of Integral Psychology at John F. Kennedy University in Pleasant Hill, California. He is Director of Academics at Integral Institute, Co-Director of the Integral Ecology Center at Integral University, and the Executive Editor of AQAL: Journal of Integral Theory and Practice. Sean is a leading scholar-practitioner in Integral Studies. He has published integral explorations on the topics of sustainable development, ecology, intersubjectivity, science and religion, consciousness studies, and play. His articles have appeared in the Journal of Consciousness Studies, Journal of Bhutan Studies, World Futures, and AQAL. He co-edited Ken Wilber's recent book The Simple Feeling of Being and is currently writing a book with environmental philosopher Michael Zimmerman on Integral Ecology.

Randy Martin, PhD , is a Professor of Criminology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He has had extensive experience with graduate education, serving in administrative roles as the coordinator of both Doctoral and Masters programs, as well as teaching a wide range of graduate courses, ranging from ethics to theory to research methods. In addition, he taught the first graduate course in Integral Theory sponsored by Integral University. Randy is one of the few scholars currently involved with applying Integral Theory in criminology and criminal justice, and he is the Co-Director of the Integral Criminology Center at Integral University. He has published articles applying the Integral model to criminological theory in the Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, the Journal of Crime & Justice, AQAL Journal, and ERCES: The Online Quarterly Review of Crime, Ethics, and Social Philosophy. He is currently working on a book providing an in-depth Integral analysis of criminological theory and also criminal justice policy.

Guest Lecturer
Ken Wilber, is one of the most influential and widely read American philosophers of our time. His writing has been translated into more than 20 languages. Ken Wilber is the author of over 18 books, including The Spectrum of Consciousness; The Eye of Spirit; Grace and Grit; Sex, Ecology, Spirituality; A Brief History of Everything; Boomeritis; and The Marriage of Sense and Soul. Over the last thirty years Ken Wilber has developed Integral Theory, a highly influential approach to Integral Studies. He lives in Denver, Colorado.