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Dr. Stephanie Johnson is a licensed clinical and research neuropsychologist with a private clinical practice in the Washington, DC area, where she specializes in assessing and diagnosing neurocognitive disorders. She has served as a consultant for the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Institute, UW-Madison, and the Stroke Disparities Program with Georgetown University Hospital.

Dr. Johnson received extensive training in differential diagnosis of cognitive disorders while completing a post-doctoral fellowship at the Joseph and Kathleen Bryan Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (Bryan ADRC) at Duke University Medical Center.

The Founder and Executive Director of Alzheimer’s Diversity Outreach Services, Inc. Her work highlights her dedication to addressing the impact of Alzheimer’s disease, particularly in African American communities. Through education, support, and advocacy, her contributions are making a significant difference in raising awareness and providing much-needed resources to those affected by Alzheimer’s and other health-related issues.

Ajay Joseph is a cardiologist and lifestyle medicine specialist in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is known for his work in preventive cardiology, health equity, and workplace wellness. He founded the first lifestyle medicine program in Oklahoma at Saint Francis Health System. He is also a musician, having played drums in a band during medical school and residency.

Mathew Jean, a licensed Marriage and Family therapist, is committed to the banner of mental health awareness and fighting stigma through his entrepreneurial efforts. Mathew supports the community through his in-person and virtual trainings on topics such as parenting-specifically fatherhood, infant mental health and emotional regulation to list a few. In addition, he has many years of public and motivational speaking to various audiences, he a 4x published author, a recording artist, a husband, a father of 7 beautiful children, a co-a direct for Race Realities Costa Rica (a retreat designed for men of color); however, his passion is in Black Male Wellness and Relational Intimacy. Mathew's motto is "I am the therapist I needed in my youth."

Dr. Sherri Smith-Keys is the Associate VP of Clinical Affairs and the Executive Director of the Langston University Tulsa campus; she assumed this role in August 2023. She has 40 years of clinical, nursing management/administration, and nursing education background. She is very motivated to provide multilayer access to higher education students through the intentional focus on growth and program expansion. Her work philosophy is to be challenged all the time, especially in aspects of her job; love for learning new things, taking new opportunities, and working with different people. She received her BSN from the University of Texas at Arlington, MSN from Regis University and DNP from Walden University. She is married to her best friend, and she has four adult sons.