Dr. Hasan Davulcu is a professor in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence at Arizona State University and co-founder of ARTIS MAGI.

Riding In is the editor of Wicazo Sa Review. His research, teaching, and service focus on sovereignty, repatriation, religious freedom, cultural resources laws, racism, colonization/decolonization, and Pawnee history.

Mueller is best known as a social movements scholar, with particular attention to the international women’s movement. She has an edited volume now under review "Localizing Human Rights Abuses: The U.S.-Mexico Experience."

Alexander Halavais is a researcher, author, and creator, interested in the ways in which automation, datafication, and AI change the nature of learning and allow for new forms of creativity, collaboration, and autonomy.

Behl studies inequalities in liberal democracies. Her book received the APSA 2021 Lee Ann Fujii Award. She was awarded ASU's Outstanding Teaching, Mentoring, Leadership Excellence, and Social Impact Awards.

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. Davis is an anthropologist and educator who leads ASU's Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership honors society, and the Innovations Leadership Lab.

Swank studies the ways that stigmatized populations accept and challenge social inequalities. He has over 65 publications and often teaches classes on social movements and research methods.

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.