Dr Szeli teaches an array of undergraduate and graduate courses, both in-person and online. Her particular area of interest is in the intersections between psychology and the law.

Riding In is the editor of Wicazo Sa Review. His research, teaching, and service focus on sovereignty, repatriation, religious freedom, cultural resources laws, racism, colonization/decolonization, and Pawnee history.

Doty joined the ASU faculty in 1990. She received her bachelor's and master's from ASU and doctorate from the University of Minnesota.

Aaron Fellmeth is a leading expert in public international law and international business transactions. He is a longtime Co-Chair of the ABILA International Human Rights Committee and a past Co-Chair of the ASIL Human Rights Interest Group.

Jackson is a sports historian. She explores the intersection of sport and society, showing how the games we play (and watch) tell us much about the communities--local, national, and global--in which we live.

Androff’s work focuses on building strong and sustainable communities through promoting human rights.

Murphy Erfani is the director of ASU's master's program in Social Justice and Human Rights. Her publications and research have previously focused on violence and human rights abuses in the U.S.-Mexico drug war and in Mexico.

Rhett Larson's teaching and research focus on international and domestic water law and policy.