Stephanie S. Streett is executive director of the Clinton Foundation where she oversees the strategy and management of the Clinton Presidential Center. Stephanie oversees the Presidential Leadership Scholars program on behalf of the Clinton Foundation. She also serves as corporate secretary for the Clinton Foundation Board of Directors.

Spencer Hupp is a poet and critic from Little Rock. After graduating from Central High School in 2013, Spencer earned his BA at the University of the South in Sewanee, TN where he worked as an assistant editor for the Sewanee Review – the country’s oldest literary quarterly – from 2017 to 2020. He now lives in Baltimore and teaches in the Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University, from which he’ll take an MFA in May 2022. He also serves as a contributing editor to the Hopkins Review and Cortland Review.

Stephanie Smittle performs southern sludge rock with Iron Tongue, sacred music as a cantor and chorister at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Ashkenazic folk music with the Meshugga Klezmer Band, and songs of politics and Arkansas history with duo Stephen and Stephanie

Torii Hunter has established himself as one of the top Major League Baseball players. Torii is a five-time Major League All-Star and the recipient of nine consecutive Gold Glove Awards for his accomplishments on the baseball diamond. In July 2016, Torii was inducted into the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame.

Dr. Jake Hertzog is a critically acclaimed guitarist, composer and educator whose career to-date has spanned ten albums as bandleader across jazz, rock and classical new music styles. He has toured throughout the U.S., Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and India and performed and recorded with a diverse cadre of artists including Randy Brecker, Ivan Neville, Mike Clarke, Blondie Chaplin, Anton Fig, Corey Glover, Barry Altschul, Dave Leibman, Ingrid Jensen and many others.