Prior holds a PhD in second language acquisition and teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in linguistics, applied linguistics, discourse and interaction analysis, sociolinguistics, qualitative methods, and TESOL.

Kevin G. Corley is a professor of organizational behavior. His research interests arise from the question, “Why do people in organizations experience change the way they do?”

Johnny Saldaña is Professor Emeritus from Arizona State University’s Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts. He instructed theatre education courses in the School of Theatre from 1981 to 2014.

Buzinde's research focuses on two areas: community development through tourism and the politics of tourism representations.

Turker teaches courses on Korean language and Korean linguistics as well as general linguistics courses.

Risk consultant, storyteller, editor, trainer, learning guru, professor, and safety director. PhD candidate in human + social dimensions of science + technology at ASU where he studies how stories affect risk perceptions.

Marley's research exams the social and structural determinants of AI health, with a special focus on racial residential segregation.

Dr. Lee is a community psychologist who looks at policy and environment theory, measurement and intervention approaches to promote physical activity and healthy eating, accessible for everyone.

Kellam is an engineering education researcher who uses narrative research methods to understand inclusivity.

Dr. Keon M. McGuire's research agenda focuses on the status and experiences of racially minoritized students across postsecondary educational settings.