Kidd has unique experiences within the criminal justice field having provided command oversight for nearly every unit within the Tucson Police Department.He is also a U.S. Army veteran.
Zapor is a retired 25-year veteran of the U.S. Department of Justice, ATF. He currently is a corporate security executive and faculty associate with the the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at ASU.
Legg's research uses a socio-ecological approach to explore the question of how we construct community sport experiences to maximum positive development outcomes, with a specific focus on positive youth development.
Johnson has worked as a public defender, prosecutor, corrections officer and member of the judiciary. Over the last eight years, he has taught at NAU, Phoenix College and ASU.
Glensor is recognized internationally for his work in community policing and problem solving and has provided training and technical support to more than 750 agencies in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Great Britain and Ukraine.
Xiao conducts research in the areas of recreation, parks, tourism, and natural resources, more specifically in parks and recreation planning; tourism geography; and community engagement in rural and urban environments.
Zanin is an assistant professor of health and organizational communication at ASU. Her research utilizes structuration, sensemaking and framing theories, and focuses on issues concerning power, resistance, and body work.
Professor Ballinger pursues research and teaching interests in macroeconomics, investment and financial fragility. Previously, he held teaching positions at American University and the United States Naval Academy.
Emily Zarka holds a Ph.D. in British Romantic Literature and her research examines human history as monster history. In addition to teaching classes at ASU, Zarka is the writer and host of Monstrum for PBS Digital Studios.
Walsh is a Superior Court Judge in San Diego, California. Prior to being a judge, he was a trial attorney with the San Diego District Attorneys Office. He is a retired Navy Commander.
Razzante received his PhD from the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication where his engaged scholarship seeks to transform conflict surrounding the intersections of culture, privilege, and marginalization.
Robert J. Miller’s areas of expertise are Federal Indian Law, American Indians and International Law, American Indian Economic Development, Constitutional Law, and Civil Procedure.
Dr. Agloro is an assistant professor, community-based media maker, and
media theorist whose work spans the intersection of media art, community-based
research, and birthwork.
Dr. Mallik's interests include modeling, control, and optimization of power electronic converters, and efficient and high-power density solutions for power conversions in the applications of clean energy systems.
Sirven's interests in epilepsy include status epilepticus, surgical therapy, epilepsy in older adults and psychosocial issues particularly those involving Hispanic populations and transportation.
Buetow is a human genetics and genomics researcher who leverages computational tools to understand complex traits such as cancer, liver disease, and obesity.