Jan Detter is an artist adjunct lecturer at the Divinity School of Wake Forest University. She is a member of the Winston-Salem Foundation's ECHO Council.

Jody Servon is an associate professor and director of the Catherine J. Smith Gallery at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. Servon received a MFA in New Genre from The University of Arizona and a BFA in Visual Art from Rutgers University in New Jersey. Servon’s art projects include installations, drawings, photographs, sculptures, and video. Her work has appeared in exhibitions, screenings and as public projects in the US, Canada and China. Servon attended residencies at Vermont Studio Center, Atlantic Center for the Arts, the Contemporary Artists Center and Super G Experiential Residency and is a recipient of an individual artist grant and a residency fellowship from the North Carolina Arts Council. Articles and publications include: The New York Times, Sun Sentinel, The Palm Beach Post, The Miami Herald, Winston-Salem Journal, Tulsa World, Arizona Daily Star and New American Paintings.

Cecelia Thompson is the Director of Projects for Action Greensboro and has worked for Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro and the Guilford Green Foundation.

Carol Cole Levin (Greensboro) is an artist particularly invested in Elsewhere's growth and influence on a national stage and how Elsewhere reflects and participates in the contemporary art scene here in Greensboro. (Weatherspoon Art Museum, Board Member; Contemporary Collectors Group at Weatherspoon Art Museum; ArtTable, Inc. in NYC, a national organization of professional women in the arts; Lucy Daniels Foundation for the study of Creativity and Psychoanalysis, Advisory Board Member; Seymour and Carol Levin Foundation, Vice president; SECCA (Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Board member; Penland School of Crafts, Board Member)