Horan's 10 books and 30+ essays span Latin American and U.S. literature and culture. She works in biography/life writing, translation and digital humanities.

Bronwynne Evans pioneered the acceptance of culturally and physically diverse students into the nursing profession and engages in research on caregiving in Mexican-American families.

Dr. Jackson is a critical qualitative researcher who examines the identity development of mixed race individuals and families.

Robinson Kurpius conducts research on topics related to ethics, health psychology, academic success, multi and cross cultural issues, and adolescents at-risk.

Melissa Samuelson’s research focuses on incorporating consideration of culture and personal values in professional decision-making and communication.

Dr. Hall is a conservation scientist, Assoc. Dean in the College of Global Futures, and award-winning teacher who studies ecosystem resilience and complex interactions between people and nature near protected areas.

Lopez explores disparities in early diagnosis and subsequent intervention services in underserved children and families including low-income, limited-education and racial/ethnic minorities, and Latinx children with autism..

Victoria Clark, M.A., M.S., CCC-SLP is a Bilingual Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist and Clinical Associate Professor in Speech & Hearing Science in the College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University.

Truong's clinical interests broadly include: multicultural counseling and training, supervision, career development and life transitions, Asian American mental health, and working with underrepresented populations.