Tom Malloy Ph.D (Director/Learning Context Designer)
Dr. Malloy has been teaching statistics for 29 years at the University of Utah. He is the winner of the College of Social and Behavioral Science Superior Teaching award, Liberal Education's University Professorship, the Utah Professor of the Year award, and the University of Utah's Presidential Teaching Scholar award. He has taught cognitive strategies underlying writing to college freshmen in the University Writing Program from 1980 to 1985.
Oakley Gordon Ph.D (Learning Context Designer/Programmer)
Dr. Gordon has won the Distinguished Educator award at Southern Utah University and has also been that university's nominee for the Case Professor of the Year award. Student evaluations of his statistics courses are exceptional. He is the supervisor of the psychology department computer lab and has written numerous innovative programs for student use. He has also served on many university techonology-related committees. Dr. Gordon received his Ph.D in cognitive psychology from the Univeristy of Utah, and has 17 years experience teaching elementary statistics.
Gary 'Jake' Jensen (System Designer/Lead Programmer)
Jake Jensen is an experienced programmer, graphic artist, and database designer. He uses these skills to develope JAVA-based real-time interactive online services and games.
His King of the Cats Graphic Online World was called: "the best on-line service on the web", by Ziff-Davis Publishing.
He is Oracle-trained as a Java Database Designer.
Staff (Programmers, Webmasters and Graphic Artisits)
Peter Esko, Graphic Designer/ HTML Programmer
Matt Graham, Java Programmer
Todd Smith, Java Programmer
Mark Vader, Department of Psychology Webmaster
Owen Xu, Department of Psychology Webmaster