Collins teaches courses in intermedia and art pedagogy. He is also founding co-director of the PRISM lab, an interdisciplinary digital design facility, and coordinator of artCore, the School of Art's foundation program.
Karen Geiger has taught courses in the Uses of Accounting Information, Principles of Accounting, Introduction to Managerial Accounting, Computerized Accounting and Accounting Information Systems.
Swan has been at ASU for 29 years. She is a fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine and a fellow of the The Obesity Society. She studies the physiological effects of exercise on obesity and chronic disease.
Renee D. James is the Curator for Greater Arizona Collection. She is responsible for acquiring published, manuscript, and archival resources, and engaging in outreach activities.
Brownstein's teaching interests include Brief Calculus and Precalculus. He is also the course coordinator for the innovative Pathways precalculus course at ASU, and directs the Pathways precalculus tutoring lab.
Alan is a Principal Lecturer at Arizona State University in the Information Systems Department at WP Carey. He has been teaching at ASU since 2013, and was an undergraduate in the CIS program at ASU back in the mid- and late 1970s.
As Executive Director of the Next Educator Workforce, Brent collaborates with colleagues across ASU, P12 educators, and the community to redesign models of schooling based on teams of educators with distributed expertise who
Composer Temple looks for points of connection between things that aren't supposed to belong together, distorting and combining iconic sounds to create new meanings.
Lee Hartwell is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and he received the 2001 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. He directs the Biodesign Pathfinder Center at ASU.
McCarville worked 27 years in the semiconductor industry for Motorola and Mindspeed Technologies where he led teams through the development and implementation of large scale quality systems and complex manufacturing processes
In addition to teaching First-Year Writing, Duerden also enjoys teaching Writing About Literature for nonmajors, which ties into her own interest in contemporary British fiction.
Kevin Bliss is excited to be an instructor as part of the Writers' Studio ENG 102 program. The Writers' Studio, founded by CISA Dean, Duane Roen, has become a thriving part of the commitment to the university's students.
Mr. Trujillo currently teaches undergraduate courses focused on entrepreneurship and innovation. His work experience includes brand management and marketing with an educational background in science and marketing.
Melanie Barboni is an isotope geochemist/igneous petrologist whose research focuses on understanding magmatic systems, both on Earth and other planetary bodies.
Martinez-Brawley areas of interest: rural communities and rural services, research paradigms, social work education, innovative models of service delivery in public organizations and diversity issues in service delivery.
As senior associate dean, Rebecca Blatt directs on-campus master's programs, oversees several of the school's signature capstone programs and leads a variety of new initiatives.