J. Kroupa is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and serves as the CEO for Phoenix Indian Center. She has taught Dine Bizaad for over 15 years and is passionate about advocating for language and culture revitalization.
Webber is a professor in the School of Life Sciences and most recently served as executive director in the Office of the University Provost where he oversaw University Accreditation and Academic Program Reviews.
Dr. Udaya B. Halabe is a Teaching Professor at SSEBE, Arizona State University (ASU). He is currently serving as the Friends of Civil and Environmental Engineering (FOCEE) Capstone Faculty Fellow at SSEBE-ASU.
Cruz is a clinical child psychologist by training, and his research focuses on the development, prevention and treatment of mental health and substance use problems among diverse youths and families.
Smith is an archaeologist who research interests include the Aztecs, Teotihuacan, ancient and modern cities (planning, neighborhoods, scaling), and transdisciplinary social science research.
Professor Tsen's research group focuses on the interaction of light with solid state and biological systems,
in particular on the use of ultrafast laser sources to elucidate novel electron transport phenomena.
Juliane Schober is Professor of Religious Studies at ASU, specializing the anthropology of religion and the study of Theravada Buddhist formations, especially in Myanmar.
Dr. Weinlich's primary area of research focuses on identifying and interpreting the figurative language of the political commentary of Late Republican and proto-Imperial Latin poetry.
Hope M. Anderson is Clinical Assistant Professor of Spanish. She holds a doctorate in Second Language Acquisition & Teaching. She founded Teaching Solved LLC, which helps teachers help students learn languages.
Berry's research interests include creative writing, professional and technical writing, editing, and branding/social media. She holds an MPW in Creative Nonfiction and Memoir.
In addition to teaching First-Year Writing, Duerden also enjoys teaching Writing About Literature for nonmajors, which ties into her own interest in contemporary British fiction.
Critically acclaimed sci-fi and fantasy writer Nnedi Okorafor is a professor of practice with the Interplanetary Initiative in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at ASU.
Landschoot is the founder and the artistic director of the Sonoran Chamber Music Festival. He performs on a cello by Tomaso Balestrieri (1776) and a Dominique Pecatte bow.
Werner Bonadurer's graduate and undergraduate teaching focuses on security analysis, portfolio management, derivative securities, financial risk management, and international finance.