K. Jake Patten teaches courses within the SHS area, as well as Biostatistics and the SAMBA seminar. Patten's research focuses on natural regularities in timbre, language, memory, and the links between speech and musical speech surrogates.
Levy specializes in measurement and statistical analysis. His interests include methodological investigations and applications in psychometrics and statistical modeling.
Cerveny, professor of geographical sciences, also serves as Rapporteur on Extreme Records for the United Nations/World Meteorological Organization with the responsibility for researching and verifying global weather records.
Johnson is a Registered Dietitian with specialties in nutrition communications and nutrition in the media. Her interests include health literacy, health marketing, and professional use of social media.
Dietrich is the program lead for the applied computing program at ASU’s West campus. Dietrich's current research focuses on computer science education, especially databases, and interdisciplinary collaborations.
Danah Henriksen researches creativity across multiple areas of education, with a focus on creative teaching practices and skills, as well as creative thinking.
Phil Drake is a Clinical Professor of Accountancy. He has thirty plus years in business management, teaching and research. He serves as the Faculty Director for the Master of Accountancy and Master of Taxation programs.
Mahgoub al-Tahawy is an award-winning Egyptian novelist and short story writer, and affiliated member of the Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing at ASU.
Zicarelli is a professor of practice in actuarial science. He was an actuary for over 30 years, and served as vice president of strategy and risk management of Scottsdale Insurance Company.
An internationally acclaimed performer and string pedagogue, Jiang is a Professor of Violin and recipient of the Distinguished Teacher Award and Professor of the Year Special Recognition Award at Arizona State University.
FitzPatrick's 2015 CD "Occident Meets Orient" (Albany Records) explores societal attitudes and misconceptions about life in Eastern cultures through Western classical and popular music of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Nash is a highly sought after jazz educator and is the drummer of choice for an incredible array of artists – from jazz masters to the hottest young players of today.
Rotaru, double bass, performs on a modern instrument made in Italy by Luciano Golia and a bow made by Marco Pasquino, and is a Pirastro Strings endorsing artist.
Before coming to ASU, Schwartz taught band and general music in the Mesa Public School district where she also worked on curriculum design and technology in the band classroom.
Micklich has performed throughout Europe, Bermuda, Brazil, Australia, Japan, and the U.S. and presented master classes at numerous conservatories and U.S. universities. He performs on a custom-built red maple 680 bassoon.
Schuster loves teaching English courses, including composition, writing across the curriculum and reflective essays. Her research interests include composition pedagogy, rhetoric and African American literature.
With a focus on critical periods of growth and development, Nelson investigates the relationship between familial dynamics, culturally salient forms of social and financial capital and the health of Black Caribbean families.
Kinsy focuses his research on microelectronics security, secure processors and systems design, hardware security, and efficient hardware design and implementation of post-quantum cryptography systems.
Patience is professor of astrophysics who uses large, ground-based and space-based telescopes to investigate a range of topics in star and planet formation.