Faculty, Staff and Students at ASU

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Katherine Howell
Austin McCowen
Brayden Mickelson
Andrea Rissing Agrarian societies, Economic Anthropology, Food Policy, Land Use Change, Science and Society, Fieldwork, Sociocultural Anthropology, Qualitative Methods, Agri-Food Systems, Food Sovereignty Andrea Rissing's research uses diverse qualitative methods to explore US agriculture in a global context. Foci include innerworkings of sustainable food systems, agrarian change, and farmland and livelihood equity.
Zhiqin Qiang
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Pamela Zanzucchi
Shelonda Simpkins
Jacob Tyra
Leigh Bivins
Lacey Cunningham
Jonathan Klane Autism, Discourse Analysis, Learning Sciences, Qualitative Methods, Risk Management, Storytelling Risk consultant, storyteller, editor, trainer, learning guru, professor, and safety director. PhD candidate in human + social dimensions of science + technology at ASU where he studies how stories affect risk perceptions.
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Catie West
Ryan Noel Bangras
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Dan Redden
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Charlie Rubin
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Nora Koudssi
Lisa Ramirez
Nathan Edlebeck
Jeffrey Stafford
Lili Wang Wang's research focuses on individual philanthropy (charitable giving and volunteering), institutional philanthropy, collaborative governance, and international NGOs.
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Richard Van Hook
Jamie James
Alexander Brandt
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Natalia Thoma
Mauricio Bellon Qualitative Methods, Agri-Food Systems, Quantitative Analysis Mauricio Bellon researches how true cost accounting of food can lead to policy solutions and business decisions that move us toward a more sustainable food system.
Michael Shaughnessy
James Mason
John Mason
Mark Orlando
Michael Dean
Mackenzie Cashen
Alma Ofri
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Stephanie Geoghan
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Vinh Nguyen
Samyogita Bhandari
Joel Hart
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Chrissette Williams
Lekeya Shipley