Winchell earned her Bachelor of Science in business administration from Husson in 1994 and her Master of Science in business in 1996. She went on to earn a Juris Doctorate from the University of Maine School of Law. After completing her law degree, Winchell began her own law practice. In 2010, she opened a new practice, Winchell Law & Associates, acting as the firm's principal and managing partner. The Bangor, Maine firm specializes in family law; wills; trusts; estate planning; employment law; businesses and incorporation; and civil litigation.

Outside of her professional duties, Winchell is active within the greater Bangor community. She is an active member of the Maine State Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the Penobscot County Bar Association, and the John W. Ballou Inn of Court. In addition, Winchell has served the community as a member of the Eastern Maine Medical Center Advisory Board, the Acadia Hospital Advisory Board, the Eastern Maine Community College Foundation Board, the Husson University Alumni Board, the New Hope Hospice Board of Directors, the Junior League of Bangor, and the Ronald McDonald House. She has also been the past chair of the Salvation Army and the Bangor Museum and Center for History.

Tony Cerbone graduated with a Bachelor of Science in business education in 1976 from Husson. He was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Before entering into the banking field, Tony served in the U.S. Air Force at Dow Air Force Base. He also worked in the automobile business in the Bangor, Maine area for 18 years. In 1989, Tony opened Pro Golf Discount in Bangor, which he managed and operated until 2005. He also served on the board of the Penobscot Valley Country Club for two years. 

In August of 2005, he began working for Merrill Bank as a mortgage originator. Within two years, he was transferred to the Brewer branch as a consumer leader. By the end of 2007, Tony was promoted to manager of the Merrill Bank branch in Brewer. He retired from People's United Bank (formerly Merrill Bank) in January of 2012.

Dorothy "Dottie" Cerbone '66, was born and raised in Baileyville, Maine and graduated from Woodland High School. In 1966, she graduated from Husson with a Liberal Secretarial Diploma. Following graduation, she remained in Bangor and Brewer. Dottie has been a member and past-president of the Husson Alumni Board. She has served on many of the Board's committees and co-chaired the University's golf tournament with her husband. She is a member and past-president of Patawa Club, a local woman's community service organization focused on various community action programs such as feeding the homeless, children's programs, and clothing drives. Dottie is a member of the Bangor Woman's Gold Association at the Bangor Municipal Golf Course. Professionally, she was recruited to work for Jim Doughty, former superintendent of Bangor Schools, to assist him in overseeing Husson's education department. In April of 2022, she retired from her part-time position at Vance Gray Wealth Management.

Karris immigrated to the U.S. from Thessaloniki, Greece in 1963 when he was eighteen-years-old. He pursued his dreams and became a professor of psychology when he was only 24. For the next 38 years, he was a faculty member at Husson University.

His extensive education includes a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Merrimack College in 1968. The next year, Karris completed a Master of Arts in psychology from the University of Texas, at El Paso (UTEP). In 1975, he earned his Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree with a concentration in psychology from the University of Maine in Orono. Following up on this educational achievement, Karris became a State of Maine licensed psychologist in 1976.

After working in Husson University's Department of Psychology from 1969 to 2007, Karris was named professor emeritus. During his tenure, he helped establish the psychology department at the University. He helped Husson transform from being a college to a university. In fact, he was the master of ceremonies at the event marking this change in the University's status.

More recently, Karris served as a member of the Campaign Steering Committee for the University's Shaping our Future Comprehensive Campaign. This fundraising effort raised more than $38 million to help provide endowment support, scholarships, annual gifts and the resources needed to create Harold Alfond Hall. All of these initiatives significantly enriched the educational opportunities available to Husson students.

Karris took up sailing in the 1980's. Outside of his professional psychology career, Lambros is a licensed pilot, a United States Coast Guard (USCG) licensed master mariner and a transatlantic sailor. His USCG license enables him to serve as a Captain on a merchant vessel.

After having sailed across the Atlantic in 1985 in a 40-foot sailboat called the Salonica, Karris now offers chartered cruises of Greece on his sailing yacht, Alexandros. During the winter months for the past 15 years, Karris has sailed his boat, Lathia, in Florida and the Bahamas.