John A. Collins, Ph.D. Dr. Collins received his Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from the University of Florida in 1982. He is the author of three chemistry laboratory manuals. He taught Chemistry at Broward College for the past 25 years until recently relocating to Nevada. Dr. Collins founded the PCAT Prep Class in 1994 to assist his students with their PCAT exam and now will be expanding the class to help even more students. Dr. Collins teaches the Chemistry section of the class.
	Stephen D. Obenauf, Ph.D. Dr. Obenauf received his Ph.D. in Microbiology from the University of Miami in 1982. Dr. Obenauf was Professor of Microbiology at Southeastern University of The Health Sciences (now Nova Southeastern University) from 1987 to 1993. He currently teaches Microbiology and Zoology at Broward College and serves as biology department head. In 1996 Dr. Obenauf was named Broward College's Teacher of the Year. Dr. Obenauf teaches the Biology section of the class.
	Kenneth Ross, Ed.D. Dr. Ross received his Ed.D. with a specialty in mathematics from the University of Tennessee in 1982. Dr. Ross is currently the Dean of Academic Affairs at Polk Community College. Prior to his current position, Dr. Ross taught mathematics and was department head at Broward College. In 1986, Dr. Ross was named Teacher of the Year. Dr. Ross teaches the Quantitative section of the class.
	JoAnn Lee, B.S. Ms. Lee received her Bachelor's degree in English from Florida State University and has taught English at Cardinal Gibbons High School since 1980. Ms. Lee is also experienced in SAT review. Ms. Lee teaches the Verbal/Reading/Essay section for the Fort Lauderdale class.
	Edmund Sheehan, F.M.S., M.A., M.Phil., M.L.I.S. Mr. Sheehan received his Bachelor's degree in English from Marist College in New York. Mr. Sheehan has three Master's degrees: one in English from the University of Miami, another in English from New York University, and a third in Library and Information Science from the University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Sheehan has taught English at Christopher Columbus High School for the past fifteen years and teaches the Verbal/Reading/Essay section for the Miami class.
	Laura P. Choudhury, Ph.D. Dr. Choudhury received her Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Emory University in 1994. Dr. Choudhury is a Senior Professor of Chemistry at Broward College, where she teaches Allied Health, Environmental, General, and Organic Chemistry since 1994. She authored an Environmental Chemistry laboratory manual, and co-authored a General Chemistry one. She is also the recipient of two Endowed Teaching Chairs (2000-2003 and 2007-2010). Dr. Choudhury wrote the Organic Chemistry Section of the study guide.
	Robert Morowczynski, M.A Robert Morowczynski has been teaching American Literature and Rhetoric at Marist High School for the past six years. Also at Marist, he coaches the chess team and works with the hockey club. He is a 2004 graduate of the University of Iowa with a B.A. in English, and a 2009 graduate of Governors State University with an M.A. in Educational Administration. Mr. Morowczynski teaches the Verbal/Reading/Essay portion of the Chicago classes.
	Cynde Ferris, MS, MA Cynde Ferris has over 11 years of professional teaching, training, and technical writing experience. She has a BA in Literature and English, an MS in Instructional Technology, and an MA in Human Resource Management. She comes from a long line of professional English teachers, and brings both classroom and real life experience to her students. She has taught many age levels from 3rd and 7th grade all the way to junior college and PhD professionals. She began doing technical writing in 1998 and has produced documents for several Fortune 500 companies. Ms. Ferris is currently in the process of writing a textbook on Strategic International Human Resource Management and teaches the English portion of the Houston class.