Dr. Joanne Tsao's primary field of research is pre-modern Chinese literature. She teaches Classical Chinese, Chinese literature, Modern Chinese language, and courses on Chinese history and culture.

Associate Teaching Professor, PhD in Human Communication; background in Journalism and PR. She fosters interdisciplinary exploration through engaging courses, focusing on rhetoric and collective memory in her research.

Dutta studies creative ways to address development, health and social disparity issues.

Tepper is a leading writer and speaker on U.S. cultural policy. His work fosters national discussions around topics of cultural engagement, creative work and careers, art, democracy, and the 21st century creative campus.

Dr. Causadias is interested in the role of cultural rituals on the mental health of Latinx children, youth, and families.

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.

Dr. Garry is a communication instructor with a professional working background who has more than 30 years of experience working in the areas of business, communication, media, meteorology, and education.

Capielo Rosario’s research interests include Latinx psychology, migration processes, and how coloniality impacts the mental health of Latinx communities in the United States, particularly Puerto Ricans.

Karen Stafford is a Faculty Associate with the W. P. Carey School of Business focused on coursework related to the Human Resources Management major degree program.

Hepburn is an experienced educator with ability to mentor and encourage students toward success and achievement in the area of English language instruction and communications.