Faculty, Staff and Students at ASU

Name Expertise areas Short Bio Updated date
Fern Van Vliet Mathematics Education she/they
Fairel Calief
Alvis Zahl
Eli Samuel Orf…
Elliot Manywhiskers
Kenneth Flores
Ciarra Phillips
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McKenna McLeroy
Madhav Sankar Artificial Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Data Analysis, Data Science Instructor for the BMI Symposium and Health Data Mining , guiding students in biomedical informatics.
Ziyu Liu
Amanda Courtney
Tomas Borghero
Marlene Tovar Marlene Tovar is a Graduate Teaching Associate and PhD candidate in the Writing, Rhetorics, and Literacies program. Her research focuses on second language writing and the pedagogical effects of multimodal composition. 
Ye Zhang
Cynthia Cornell
Bella Straub
Nathalie Serrano
Gita Andjani
Peter Holtzhausen
Ashley Bechtold
Raquel Fernandez
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Tori Jensen
Oswaldo Moreno Dr. Moreno is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University whose research focuses on clinical health psychology and social determinants of health for marginalized and immigrant communities.
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Dezzy Davis
Yingyan Huang
Marcus Hutchinson
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Matthew Garcia…
Annette Maldonado
Hsin-Ting Lin
Arthur Graf
Mia Reynolds
Edwin Alejandr…
Taekyung Seong
Reno Pastrano
Mazen Abdelrahman
Nailen Zurita Rivas
Laisha Navarro
Adam Seagrave American Political Thought, History of Political Thought Adam Seagrave writes and teaches in the area of political philosophy and American political thought, with a particular focus on issues of race in American history.
Christian Villa
Reza Dalman Applied Linguistics, Assessments, Tests, and Evaluation in Education, Linguistics, Phonetics, Phonology, Quantitative Analysis, Research Methodology, Second Language Acquisition, TESOL Dalman's research interests lie at the intersection of second language assessment, second language speech perception and production, second language acquisition, and quantitative research methods.
Elisabeth Gee Adult Literacy and Adult Education, Design, Design and Design Thinking in Education, Informal Learning Environments, Learning Sciences, Literacy, Literacy as Social Practice, Personalized Learning and Educational Games Elisabeth R. Gee (formerly Hayes) is an emeritus professor in Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation.
Patti Jones
Owais KHAN Behavior Processes, Control Systems, Dynamical Systems, Modeling and Simulation, Nonlinear Dynamical Systems, Systems and Control Theory Ph.D. in Control Systems with 3+ years of postdoctoral research and teaching experience in modeling, control algorithms, and optimization. Seeking a faculty position to promote academic excellence.
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Alyssa Wacker