Sandra Shire's career in public health started with the U S Public Health Service. With the FDA, she was a reviewer and field investigator, reviewing new products and clinical trials. She joined ASU in 2010.
Selwyn (Chuck) Dallyn supervises student attorneys representing indigent clients in state and federal courts. He also teaches courses in lawyering and professional responsibility, evidence and trial advocacy at ASU.
Alexander studied as a Humboldt Fellow at the TU-Berlin in 1975-76, after accepting a position as an assistant professor of German at Arizona State University. He became a full professor in 1986.
Oberstein is an interdisciplinary professional with a background and extensive experience in organizational leadership and health sciences in international contexts.
Koptiuch is a cultural anthropologist and urban ethnographer who tries to practice anthro as much performance art as social science. Global urbanism, transnational migration, diversity/inequality, digital humanities.
Berger's areas of expertise include hypothesis testing, (bio)equivalence, generalized linear models, biostatistics and statistics education. He is an ASA Fellow and IMS Fellow.
Hogue as published seven collections of poetry.Also known for her criticism, she has also published essays on poetry, ranging from that of Emily Dickinson to Kathleen Fraser and Harryette Mullen.
Shunk's area of expertise includes agile, enterprise and CIM systems, group technology, planning systems, economics of computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM) strategy and strategic role of technology.
Historian of Modern China. Most Recent book, 2023, Chen Hansheng China's Last Romantic Revolutionary, Chinese U. Press of Hong Kong and Columbia University Press. Earlier books on the China-Japan War during World War II.
Guilbeau's research areas include biosensor development, biotransport phenomena, systems analysis and simulation of biological and physiological systems with applications in diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
Urban's research has addressed integrated techniques for event, rule, and transaction processing to address data consistency and active behavior in distributed, data-centric applications
Kimberly Vana is a Clinical Professor Emerita at the College of Nursing and Health Innovation. She recently taught in the RN-BSN and Concurrent Enrollment Programs in the Undergraduate Nursing Programs.
Rush is a historian of Southeast Asia who explores themes of colonialism, religion, biography, and current affairs. His latest books are Hamka's Great Story and Southeast Asia: a very short introduction.