Susan Broadhurst, and has been a president of major caucuses within large professional organisations in political science. Valeria Sinclair-Chapman Valeria Sinclair-Chapman is an American political scientist, currently a professor of political science and African-American studies at Purdue University. Sinclair-Chapman studies American political institutions, the representation of minority groups in the United States Congress, and minority political participation, particularly how excluded groups come to be included in American politics. Education and early career. Sinclair-Chapman attended the University of North Carolina-Asheville from which she obtained a BA in 1991, and then completed an MA and a PhD at 	Valeria Sinclair-Chapman
16962666	Antonina Vallentin Antonina Vallentin Antonina Vallentin (pseudonym of Antonina Vallentin Luchaire, née Silberstein, born in Lemberg 3 October 1893, dead in Paris 29 August 1957), was a Polish-born biographer, art critic, editor and translator. Life. While working for the German Foreign Ministry under Gustav Stresemann, Vallentin met H. G. Wells and invited him to deliver an address on world peace to the Reichstag. In 1929 she married the French politician and author Julien Luchaire, whose son Jean was held in high esteem with the German administration during the Nazi occupation, which helped Antonina to escape German and Vichy persecution. Antonina Vallentin 	Antonina Vallentin
16962667	Herman F. Krueger Herman F. Krueger Herman Fred Krueger (April 5, 1894 – August 19, 1991) was an American politician and aviator who served in the Wyoming House of Representatives and as the Speaker of the House as a Democrat. Life. Herman Fred Krueger was born in Bern, Kansas on April 5, 1894 to German immigrants Otto Frederick Krueger and Virginia F. Harvey. He attended public schools in Nebraska and went to Peru State College. During World War I, he joined the U.S. Army's aviation section and fought over Italy and Austria, for which he received the Italian War Cross. After the war 	Herman F. Krueger
16962668	he returned to his family's home in Kansas, but moved to Wyoming in 1920. In 1925, he married Celia Gordon in Deer Lodge, Montana. Krueger was elected to the state house to represent as one of Park County's representatives, served until 1939, and was later elected to another term from 1941 to 1943. In the 1936 house elections the Democratic Party retained control over the house and on January 12, 1937 he was elected as Speaker of the House with 38 votes against the Republican nominee's, Max Russell, 18 votes. On August 19, 1991, he died at 	Herman F. Krueger
16962669	his home in Powell, Wyoming. At the time of his death, he was the last pilot from World War I in Wyoming. Herman F. Krueger Herman Fred Krueger (April 5, 1894 – August 19, 1991) was an American politician and aviator who served in the Wyoming House of Representatives and as the Speaker of the House as a Democrat. Life. Herman Fred Krueger was born in Bern, Kansas on April 5, 1894 to German immigrants Otto Frederick Krueger and Virginia F. Harvey. He attended public schools in Nebraska and went to Peru State College. During World War I, he joined the 	Herman F. Krueger
16962670	Susan Broadhurst Susan Broadhurst Susan Broadhurst is a performance art practitioner, writer and academic. She is Professor Emerita of Performance and Technology, and Honorary Professor, at Brunel University London. Formerly, she was the Head of Research in the Department of Arts and Humanities and also led the Division of Production and Performance (Film and Television, Music and Theatre). She graduated first class in English and Comparative Literature and earned her Doctorate in 1996. Her research is focused on Experimental Drama. She was a founder of the Body, Space & Technology Research group at Brunel, now the Centre for Contemporary and Digital Performance. Published 	Susan Broadhurst
16962671	works and performances. Broadhurst is the author of two books, four edited collections, and academic papers on performance, with an emphasis on live art, dance, music, film, aesthetics, neuroesthetics, technology and bio-technology. Broadhurst is co-editor, with Barry Edwards, of the Body, Space & Technology Journal" (Open Library of Humanities), and of the Palgrave ‘"Studies in Performance and Technology’" book series with Josephine Machon. In 2000, Broadhurst began and organized ‘"Intelligence, Interaction, Reaction and Performance"’, a series of performances and installations exploring the interface between physicality, digital interactivity, AI technology, and biotechnology in contemporary and performance art. She was part  of a symposium related to these interactive performances held in 2008 at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts. In 2010, she convened at Brunel a ‘Digital Research in the Humanities and Arts’ (DRHA.UK) Conference titled: ‘"Sensual Technologies: Collaborative Practices of Interdisciplinarity"’. She collaborates internally (and externally to Brunel), in interdisciplinary combinations including: Engineering, Design, Psychology, Biology, and Bioengineering. Academic colleagues at the London Knowledge Lab, University College London, the Royal College of Art, and the London College of Fashion collaborated with Broadhurst on an ESRC funded project entitled, "'Border-Crossing Digital Arts and Social Science: New Methodological Approaches to Embodiment