<p>I am the subject librarian for the <a href="http://english.clas.asu.edu/">Department of English</a> at the Tempe campus and employed by the <a href="http://lib.asu.edu/">ASU Library</a> </p>

Adamson is President's Professor of environmental humanities in the Department of English. She directs Humanities for the Environment, North America & the BRIDGES Flagship Hub at ASU's Global Futures Laboratory.

Tohe has written and co-authored five books. She is the Navajo Nation Poet Laureate for 2015-2019.

Clark's research areas include Indigenous literature and stories, decolonization, settler colonialism, masculinity, and Indigenous futurity and imagination.

Quintero teaches literature for the Department of English and is the editor of RED INK.

Fine holds a doctorate in English with an emphasis in Literature, Social Justice, and Environment. She is an instructor in ASU's Writing Programs.

Isabelle Petersen is an interdisciplinary humanities scholar with interests in art, literature, religion, and conservation ecology.

Stephanie Fitzgerald is a literary historian focusing on American Indian and Indigenous literatures and histories of the book.