David K. Lohrmann is a professor of applied health science at Indiana University, Bloomington. His expertise includes school health programs, prevention education, program evaluation, and education reform. He also serves as a consultant for the Michiana Coordinated School Health Program Leadership Institute, which is sponsored by the Great Lakes Chapter of the American Cancer Society, the Indiana State Department of Health, and the Michigan Department of Education. Lohrmann was previously director of the Evaluation Consultation Center at the Academy of Educational Development and director of curriculum for the Troy School District in Michigan.

Sandra Vamos is a senior advisor on health education and health literacy for the Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control at the Public Health Agency of Canada. Vamos joins the centre from the faculty of education at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia, where she was an associate professor of health education. Her expertise developed through her experiences in Canada, Australia, and the United States and includes health-promoting schools, health literacy, curriculum development, and teacher preparation, with a focus on guiding improvements in school health education to enhance health literacy through curricular innovations involving the coordinated school health program approach.

Paul Yeung recently completed his doctoral degree in educational psychology in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia. His expertise includes health literacy, school health education and promotion, immigration and acculturation, and multilingualism and multiculturalism.