Smith teaches a wide selection of courses in areas within applied linguistics. His research focuses on computer-assisted language learning.

Italian by birth and passionate about the language and culture of her native country, Dal Martello has been teaching Italian language and culture courses at Arizona State since 1996.

Cynthia Padavano is an Instructional Designer with EdPlus's Instructional Design and New Media team. She is working with the Masters of Computer Science online program but has been a part of ASU since 2014.

Brandy's interests include sociocultural anthropology: Native American Culture, linguistics, and sense of place.

Hudaks studies sociocultural anthropology: Linguistics and Southeast Asia.

Sipka's research interests include lexicography, lexicology, linguistic anthropology, lexical and inflectional morphology, computational linguistics, and computer-assisted learning.

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

Elly van Gelderen is a syntactician interested in language change. Her work shows how regular syntactic change (grammaticalization and the linguistic cycle) provides insight in the Faculty of Language.

ASU alum amy dawn shinabarger is a Freirian committed to changing the world and empowering students through teaching as social practice. Her research focuses on the places in which language and power intersect.