Simon's interests include the study of prehistoric social organization and craft production through technological and compositional analysis of ceramics and other artifacts; materials science; and quantitative methods.

Spielmann's research interests focus on prehistoric economies in smaller-scale societies, primarily in North America.

Michelaki is an anthropological archaeologist interested in human-environment-material interactions. She has undertaken archaeological, experimental, and archaeometric projects in Hungary, Italy, and Canada.

Caseldine is the Curator of Collections for the Center for Archaeology and Society Repository in the School of Human Evolution and Social Change.

Beiner has taught ceramics in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University since 2006.

Weiser's work has evolved from rich evocations of plant life to narratives, which incorporate figures from myth and history, into his tropical landscapes painted onto porcelain teapots, globes and other vessels.

Jesse Ortiz serves as an academic advisor to undergraduate students within the Department of English.

Cabrera handles operations at the Teotihuacan Research Laboratory in Teotihuacan, Mexico.