Faculty, Staff and Students at ASU

Name Expertise areas Short Bio Updated date
Jillian Montes
Hayden Martinez
Justin Dobies
David Waldman Leadership David Waldman is a professor of management. His interests focus on leadership processes, organizational neuroscience, diversity/equity/inclusion, and OB issues in entrepreneurship.
Dandre Fowler
Darianna Distefano
Daniel Goodman
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Jerchern Lin
Youssef Choukair
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Alicia Jin
Jose Quiroz
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Shreyas Shivamurthy
Mia Bella Sabugo
Alexa Gonzales
Julia LaRosa Management, Innovation and Success Julia LaRosa is an enthusiastic and versatile, award winning professor with a rich history of leadership, student engagement, and innovative instruction within the higher education, public, and private sectors.
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Sofia Tinoco
Paloma Harris
Vy Nguyen
Rodger Shmitt Innovation, Value of IT, IT Strategy and Innovation, Information and Communications Technology, Customer Service, Customer Experience, Organizational Leadership, Leadership, Lifelong Learning, Storytelling
Sebastian Cano Villa
Kate Rogers
Theo V
Cayleigh Scia
Jimena Tavera Marez
Drake Beekman
Addison Bernier
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Tina Munoz
Jared Schroeder
Sarahrose Moreland
Jerry Wu
Adam Alvarez
Aurora Teitelbaum
Ayush Bose
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Kanshi Ahmed
Leocadio Blanc… Ecosystem Ecology, Biodiversity, Bioinformatics, Marine, Systematics and Taxonomy With the integration of BIOS with Arizona State University, Blanco-Bercial became an associate professor in the School of Ocean Futures
Rishi Mahendran Nair Buddhism, Chinese Literature, Chinese Religion, Comparative Literature, India, Translation Rishi's scholarship bridges premodern Chinese literature and religion with special foci on medieval Buddhist poetry and Sino-Indian literature.
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Nicole Torres
Don Lange Corporate Social Responsibility, Managerial Ethics, Organizational Corruption, Organizational Reputation Donald Lange studies bad behavior in organizations, corporate social (ir)responsibility, reputation, and stakeholder strategy. He teaches managerial ethics in the MBA program and organization theory in the Ph.D. program.
Yasha Spriha Socioeconomic Status, Voice Yasha Spriha, Assistant Professor at W. P. Carey School of Business, studies how employees speak up to influence decisions and how socio-economic status shapes workplace outcomes.
Ryan Behel
Helen Russo