Michael Kelley is a member of an early childhood policy and evaluation research team that is globally engaged with Abant Izzet Baysal University and other partners in Istanbul and Bolu, Turkey.
Gel's areas of expertise include stochastic modeling and control of manufacturing and service systems,
logistics and supply chain management and workforce engineering.
Webster is a Postdoctoral Scholar with the Center for American Institutions. His work focuses on the history of politics and conservatism in Modern America.
Wilhelmina C. Savenye's interests include instructional design, evaluation, online and digital learning, engineering education, use of technology for learning, mentoring and informal learning.
Day has been a lecturer at W. P. Carey School of Business in the Department of Management since 2016. Mr. Day teaches three courses: LES 305 Business Law & Ethics, MGT 411 Leading Organization and WPC 480 Capstone course.
Professor Roberts is currently the facilitator for a U.S. Department of State grant to develop curriculum and pedagogy at the University of Haxhi Zeka in Peja, Kosovo.
"Concern for making life better for ordinary humans must be the chief objective of science."
—Albert Einstein (from Isaacson 2008 , p. 374)
Anne's research passion is responsible leadership and responsible science.
O’Keeffe's research interests included materials chemistry, crystal chemistry, special interest in geometry of periodic structures (nets, tilings, surfaces and weavings) and their relevance to materials design.
Dr. Thomas L. Groy received his Ph.D. in 1982 from Arizona State University and has been actively involved in X-ray diffraction studies since. He currently holds a position of staff crystallographer.
Redman is in the School of Sustainability and the School of Human Evolution and Social Change. His interests include human impacts on the environment, sustainable landscapes, rapidly urbanizing regions, urban ecology.
Chang is an immunologist who studies the development and function of the immune system and uses DNA nanostructure to design and construct more useful vaccines and immunotherapeutic agents.
Britton is ASU Emeritus Professor of Voice. He has enjoyed a versatile career as an established chamber musician, opera and concert singer, musical theater actor, recording artist and teacher.
Kopta's distinguished record of performing and teaching spans Broadway and opera, and more than 30 years of teaching at major universities and summer music schools both locally and abroad.