Orlich is a well-known speaker in China, South Korea, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Canada, Italy, France, Spain, the UK, and Romania on cultural, political and gender relations, nationalism and ethnic conflict.

Thomas' teaching has had a focus on science, technology and society, integrated social science, modern cities, social problems and culture.

Boyles specializes in popular culture, digital literacy, visual rhetoric, and the rhetoric of higher education.

Cindy Faith Miller is an Assistant Research Professor at Arizona State University. Her research and service activities seek to understand and promote diversity, inclusion, and equity in educational settings.

Jackson is a sports historian. She explores the intersection of sport and society, showing how the games we play (and watch) tell us much about the communities--local, national, and global--in which we live.

Chanley has taught a range graduate and undergraduate courses in the social sciences, with focus on public administration and political science, especially in public policy, women and gender, ethnic and racial studies.

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.

Dr. Haskin's research explores how career-oriented women with young children think about and act toward their maternal bodies in a third shift of appearance work.