Faculty, Staff and Students at ASU

Name Expertise areas Short Bio Updated date
Kenney Nguyen
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Brenden Leader
Dwayne Rollier
Jessica Woods
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Kiera Harris
Sidney Morris
Bert Bender 19th Century American Literature, 20th Century American Literature, History of Science Bert Bender taught American literature from 1971 to 2003.His major fields are sea fiction and Darwin's profound influence on American fiction.
Daniel Podczaski
Gem Wolf-Schwaiger
Heidi Winders-Koontz
Shaeleigh Severino
Jazmin Mendoza…
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Zachary Sherman
Jeffrey Davis
Charlayne Mitchell
Rhoda Siggers
Anna Awumah
Jean Brink
Damon Twist
Maryann Eeds
James Stanley
Mary Littlewood
Mark Pastin
Mary Marcus
Charles Merbs Forensic Anthropology, Ecology, Global Health and Medical Anthropology Merbs' interests lie in physical anthropology: Human Osteology, Disease Ecology and Forensic Anthropology.
Malcolm Comeaux Cultural Perspectives and Place, Geography Comeaux's work has focused on cultural and historical geography in the American Southwest, French Louisiana and Europe.
Jerry Justus
Gary Anderson
May Bruner
Luis Aranda
Steven Wood
Christopher Bayne
Donna Adams
Frank Aldrich Geographic Information Science, Remote Sensing, Land Use Change Aldrich served ASU as a faculty member at ASU from 1969 to 2000. He pioneered the field of GIS at ASU, acquiring the university’s first geographic information systems software and developing coursework in this area.
Marilyn Bagwell
David Benin Physics, Solid State Physics, Computational Physics
Elaine Katzman
Daniel Brenenstuhl
Robert Stout
Lois Schneberger
Patsy Perry
George Bohlander
M Norton
Carolyn Roberts
Darleen Kliewe…
Donna Larson-Bennett