Martin investigates what it means to be an effective communicator when interacting with individuals from different cultural groups, in both online and face to face contexts.

Broome's specialty is intercultural communication, with a focus on intercultural conflict, dialogue, and peacebuilding.

A performance ethnographer widely recognized for her ability to integrate research methodologies, social science, spirituality and performance in post-colonial/indigenous study of identity, culture, and authentic expression.

Emeritus Professor, curriculum developer, professional speaker, Organizational Development leader, and agent for positive change

Jacqueline (Jackie) Martinez (she/he/they) is Professor of Communication at Arizona State University, and President of the Caribbean Philosophical Association.

Dr. Pauline Hope Cheong is President's Professor and interdisciplinary scholar of the socio-cultural & ethical implications of communication technologies, and mediated practices in leadership, religion, and civic engagement.

Nationally recognized scholar in visual communication, visual literacy, and professional communication pedagogy.

Brown's teaching philosophy is to engage and encourage students to work collaboratively, and guide them towards a core understanding of the course work and its most fundamental principles.

Dr. Catalina Cayetano's most recent work focuses on the interdependency of the (Im)migrant parent/child dialogic cultural relationship and the relational impacts of cultural intermediation in the technolinguistic experience.