Faculty, Staff and Students at ASU

Name Expertise areas Short Bio Updated date
Amyjah Bates
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Asheley R. Landrum Science and Society, Science Communication, Cognitive Science, Social Psychology, New Media Studies, Environmental Social Science, Science Education, Health Communication, Public Communication, Science Communication and Broadcasting, Strategic Communication, Biased Reasoning, Human Computer Interactions, Science and Religion, Science Fiction, Technology and Society Asheley R. Landrum ​is an associate professor, media psychologist, and science communication researcher at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication. 
Nathan Sundar
Keely Turner
Haley Esquibel
Kayleigh Cruthirds
Hannah Nuesi
Ryan Renwick
Jessa Plant
Alexandra Lenher
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Kyle Hughley
Marcus Davila
Hannah Azeem
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Sujith Puram
Breanna Casey-Rivers
Megan Magana
Enggy Yanza
Steven Sherlock
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Jacquelyn Ibanez
Jada Ach American Literature, Animal Studies, Creative Writing, Deserts, Environmental Humanities, Indigenous American Literatures, Interdisciplinarity Ach teaches courses in literature, film, and interdisciplinary studies, and her research often combines insights from literary studies, the desert humanities, and land management history.
Kethan Sri Var…
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Kevin Marquez
Gavin Huxford
Crystalann Carle
Melissa Gil Martinez
Billy Richardson
Aditya Bhambu
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Carly Wyman Food Policy, Food Security, Food Sovereignty, Food Systems and Sustainability Carly Wyman leads the Swette Center's research and partnership efforts in Hawaiʻi with a focus on food security, sovereignty and sustainability.
Matthew Gamel
Robert Arroyo
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Michael Castle…
Kimberly Arredondo
Susana Bustillos
Yvonne Jordan
Sydney Faria
Rylan Maxwell
Nathan Schubkegel
Katie Crowe Katie Crowe assists in research projects and community engagement in Hawaiʻi to improve food security and support sustainable agriculture on the islands.
Kimberly Clark
Ali Dawley
Mary Igwenwanne
Eli Southworth
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