Charles Calleros’ research interests include comparative contract law; international conflict of laws; the intersection of free speech with race and gender discrimination; and various issues regarding legal education.
Knowles has taught undergraduate and graduate courses in music theory and cognition, co-teaches the Science of Art, Music, and Brain Seminar with colleagues in Psychology.
Adam is a Chicago-based psychology instructor at ASU, teaching statistics and introductory psychology in the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences since 2021. His interests include social, developmental, and biopsychology.
Cavender's teaching and research interests include the media, crime and punishment, law and society, and gender and work issues. He is also writing detective fiction.
Jennifer Barnes is an advocate for justice and public interest in both the classroom and the courtroom. She serves as Director of the Civil Litigation Clinic and teaches students the ethical practice of law. .
Thomas’s research and teaching focus on world cultural processes and their constitutive effects on authority, agency, and identity. He studies how these processes affect religions and how religions engage them.
Sweeney is a nationally recognized leader in the fields of publishing and teaching of American art. He is an expert on the art of the American West, the Hudson River School, and American painting in the 19th century.
In addition to teaching commitments for the Collaborative Piano Department at ASU, Ryan has been involved with the Chamber Music program, vocal coaching, and Art Song classes.