Eric W. Welch is a professor in the School of Public Affairs, director of the Center for Science, Technology and Environmental Policy Studies (C-STEPS) at ASU.

Jacobsen has extensive work experience in media, particularly newspaper editing and publishing, and in presenting public programs.

Edson teaches undergraduate courses in rhetorical theory and feminist rhetoric She supervises the graduate teaching associates and assistants and is the director of the summer study abroad program.

Olson is one of the foremost experts on civility in communication and was instrumental in developing the Civil Dialogue format. His co-authored book, "Hot Topics, Cool Heads," was published in 2018.

Hess' scholarly trajectory can be traced through two foundational avenues—participatory rhetorical methods and digital rhetorical theory—which offer methodological rigor and theoretical insight into his research

Stuart Bretschneider retired in 2021 an is now an Emeritus Foundation Professor of organization design and public administration at Arizona State University’s School of Public Affairs.

Booth received his master's and doctorate from the Hugh Downs School at ASU. His primary teaching interests are gender and communication, identity, diversity, and rhetoric.

Jensen specializes in public management and organization behavior. His research interests span issues of leadership, motivation, values and performance in public service.