Knight's research interests in the development of ethnic identity, cross-ethnic and cross-race measurement equivalence and prosocial behavior.

Bethany Van Vleet is a teaching professor in the Sanford School, focusing on statistics, research methods, human development, parenting, hope, and resilience.

Paulesc's research interests include language and identity, migration studies, digital storytelling, and Eastern European film.

An Associate Professor with a joint appointment in the School of Social and Family Dynamics (Family and Human Development) and the School of Social Transformation (Asian Pacific American Studies) at ASU.

Charles T. Lee is a political and cultural theorist who integrates critical theory and ethnographic research to illuminate and cultivate plural pathways of social transformation in everyday life.

Bebout works in Latina/o/x studies, critical whiteness studies, and American studies. He authored of three books and numerous chapters and articles. Bebout is working on a book on exploring the role of public intellectuals.

Cuya Gavilano's areas of specialization are Andean Studies, Migration, Transnationalism, Contemporary Latin American film and literature, and cultural studies. For more info, see CV here: http://lorenacuya.org/new-page