Dr. Cynthia Roses-Thema’s career in the performing arts spans responsibilities as a principal ballerina, artistic director, choreographer, master teacher, journalist, actor, and entrepreneur.
A strong work ethic enables me to communicate with individuals, small groups, and organizations confidently. I solve customer problems with innovative solutions.
Orchinik is a neuroscientist who studies how stress alters behavior, brain function, and the endocrine system. He is also interested in science education research, particularly in how undergraduates learn core concepts,
Lambson serves as Project Director for the STEMSS CRUISE EL Project, an NPD grant-funded project, providing STEMSS-based professional development for Arizona teachers of English learners.
Kinnier came to ASU in 1982 after obtaining his PhD from Stanford University. He has taught 18 different courses and chaired about 40 doctoral dissertations and master's theses.
Beety’s work as a federal prosecutor and innocence litigator shape her research and writing on wrongful convictions, forensic evidence, prosecution, and incarceration.
Mueller is best known as a social movements scholar, with particular attention to the international women’s movement. She has an edited volume now under review "Localizing Human Rights Abuses: The U.S.-Mexico Experience."
Bill Partlan, specialist in new play development, directed: Off-Broadway and nationally; 44 new plays at the O'Neill National Playwrights Conference including 2 by August Wilson; Triple Espresso in 55 US cities & 5 countries.