Dillon Fishman is an attorney with a background in federal law enforcement and military justice. He has taught courses at the college, graduate, and law school levels.
Drnjevic teaches composition in the Department of English. He holds degrees in English and Political Science, English Literature, Finance, and Library Science.
As Indigenous Education Graduate Director for the Center of Indian Education, Dr. Chadwick's work is in developing academic programs in partnership with Native communities throughout Arizona.
Langland joined Arizona State University in 2007. She’s currently Director of the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics.. She earned her BA at Barnard College and her MA, PhD at the University of Chicago.
Riding In is the editor of Wicazo Sa Review. His research, teaching, and service focus on sovereignty, repatriation, religious freedom, cultural resources laws, racism, colonization/decolonization, and Pawnee history.
Tippeconnic’s interests include studies in educational policy, Indian control of education, educational leadership, Indigenous leadership, and higher education issues.
Dr. Chen's program of research focuses on developing and implementing tech-based interventions to address behaviors associated with HPV vaccination, HIV/STI, substance abuse and mental health issues in vulnerable populations.
Lohr's primary research interests include sample surveys, design of experiments, statistical methods for dependent data, statistical methods for educational evaluation and applications of statistics to criminology and law.
Dantico's current teaching and research interests include urban government and politics, political action, minority politics, women and politics, and research methods.