Ramón Jaquez is a Ph.D. Candidate in Spanish Literature and a Teaching Associate in Spanish, at the Arizona State University, in Tempe. His primary research interests are Spanish Literature, Latin American Film, and Memory.
Vogt retired from directing the Center for Sustainable Tourism, which hosts research, discovery and outreach in tourism and related fields and designed to sharpen tourist development and industry performance.
Paul C. Johnson is the 17th president of the Colorado School of Mines. He is also Emeritus Professor and Dean Emeritus with Ira A Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU.
Karam's research interests include image/video processing, compression and transmission, computer vision, machine learning, visual quality assessment and perception, multidimensional signal processing, digital filtering and biomedical imaging.
Goggin is author, editor, and co-editor of 12 scholarly books and several editions of a textbook and a pedagogical book. She has also published many articles and book chapters within her fields of interest.
Stanley Zucker's area of expertise is special education with a specific focus on autism, intellectual disability, and other developmental disabilities.
Glass has made many important contributions to education statistics, notably his development of "meta-analysis." He is a senior researcher in the National Education Policy Center, University of Colorado.
Gary Bitter has researched emerging technologies for the last 50 years. He is interested in any approach that attempts to determine the feasibility of m-learning throughout education.
Keith Wetzel's research interests include electronic portfolios for learning and assessment, teacher professional development and the integration of technology in teacher education programs.
Leslie Irwin holds a Ed.D in curriculum and instructional sciences from BYU and honorary D.Sc. Law Honoris Causa from University of Education, Ghana, West Africa.
Effective integration of technology has been at the heart of Cory Hansen's work exploring pedagogy and she has received grant funding to create Arizona classrooms of tomorrow, today.
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.