Cynthia Padavano is currently an Instructional Designer with EdPlus Digital Learning (EDL). Being a part of ASU since 2014, she has held previous positions with ASU's Enterprise Technology (ET) and Global Launch (GL).

Early is a scholar of English education and secondary literacy. She is the director of the Central Arizona Writing Project, a local site of the National Writing Project.

Dr. Wendy R. Williams is an Associate Professor of English who specializes in writing education and visual/multimodal narrative. She also has expertise in food studies.

Saidy's research focuses on writing and writing transitions with secondary students, teachers in professional development groups, and students entering college.

Kristina ByBee teaches first-year composition and literature courses in SASA. She studies the ways literacy connects students' shared humanity through global communities.

Edmonds is a native Arizonan and her professional background is in the area of employee and organizational learning.

Professor Wortley is involved in college level writing discourse and has presented at multiple national conferences on the topics of student engagement and instructor humor use as a method of community creation in the online learning environment.