Wilson teaches composition and is the Indigenous rhetoric coordinator in the Department of English.

D'Angelo's research interests include writing assessment; the impact of assessment on curriculum development, outcomes, and pedagogy; threshold concepts and transfer of learning; metacognition; and information literacy.

A graduate of ASU’s MFA in creative writing program, Laura Cruser teaches composition, fiction, and business writing at ASU. Cruser's writing has appeared in Arts & Letters, The Greensboro Review, and other publications.

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.

In addition to teaching First-Year Writing, Duerden also enjoys teaching Writing About Literature for nonmajors, which ties into her own interest in contemporary British fiction.

Hoyt teaches a variety of composition and literature courses, with specialties in business writing and Arab-American women's literature.

Boyd teaches undergraduate courses in writing, as well as the graduate seminars: Composition Theory and Compostion and Feminism.

Waggoner is a Course Coordinator for the online Writers' Studio in the College of Interactive Sciences and Arts.

Friedrich's research areas include world Englishes, sociolinguistics, disability studies, peace and diplomacy. Her teaching includes the courses History of English, Sociolinguistics and Forensic Linguistics.

Stancliff loves teaching courses in rhetoric, composition, literature, and American Studies. He is working on a book about race and the literature of emancipation.