Megan McKnight (she/her) is a 2nd gen queerspawn, social worker, and health educator. She currently serves as the Director of the Center for Wellbeing at UTC, where she focuses on supporting student health and wellbeing in areas including mental health, physical health, sexual health, substance use, and recovery. Megan’s work addressing opioid overdose prevention and response was recognized by the White House in 2024. Outside of work, Megan can be found snuggling up with her two pups, Tater Tot and Moonpie, exploring a new indie bookstore, unboxing a new board game, or searching for the best food in every city she visits.

Kat James (they/them) is a knitter, houseplant enthusiast, proud godparent, and a person in long-term recovery; their personal and professional experience has proven true the aphorism that "The opposite of addiction is connection." As the Assistant Director for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention and Recovery, Kat is passionate about helping young adults explore harm reduction techniques, new coping strategies, and their own unique strengths.