Quigg’s research is in the area of C*-algebras.The area of C*-algebras has has been applied to such diverse areas as dynamical systems, quantum field theory, wavelets, and number theory.

Suslov studies the mathematical foundations that underlie much of theoretical physics including relativity, quantum mechanics, wave phenomenon, and optics.

Aurand has been a resident of Lake Havasu City since 2007.

Boggess’ research is in the areas of analytic functions of a complex variable and Fourier analysis.

Paupert's research is in geometry and topology; more precisely he studies tessellations and their symmetry groups in hyperbolic geometry.

Sha's research concerns ethico-aesthetic improvisation, and a topological approach to morphogenesis and process philosophy.

Al-Suleiman has taught different classes at ASU, including: Calculus 1 and 2, Brief Calculus, College Algebra, and Math for Business Analysis.

Kotschwar's research is in the area of geometric analysis, at the intersection of the fields of differential geometry and partial differential equations.

Kim has been teaching at ASU since 2018, with classes ranging from College Algebra through Mathematical Structures.

Hines is a mathematician whose work includes operator algebras, noncommutative algebraic topology, and topological dynamical systems.