Schugurensky has published on a variety of topics, including adult education, community development, participatory democracy, citizenship education, social economy, civic engagement, and volunteer work.

Nicole Darnall is the Kogod Eminent Scholar Chair in Sustainability at American University and Foundation Professor Emerita at ASU. Her research investigates organizations’ and individuals’ sustainability behaviors.

Swindell focuses on community and economic development, especially public financing of sports facilities, contribution of sports facilities to urban space economic development, service delivery and citizen satisfaction.

Mossberger's research interests include local governance, urban policy, digital inequality, evaluation of broadband programs, the impact of technology use in communities and digital government.

Lucio joined ASU in 2006. Her research explores how urban governance, planning and policy impacts diverse groups in socie

Dulce Vasquez is the Asst. Vice President of Strategic Advancement in the Office of University Affairs and manages a wide portfolio of activities in Los Angeles.

Singla's research focuses on public financial management at the state and local level, with a specific focus on municipal debt markets as well as local government financial health.

Heewon Chae's research interests lie in the area of strategy, organizational theory, and international business, with a specific focus on market categorization, local communities, and social movements.

Dr. Sampson's scholarship examines leadership and policymaking related to educational equity from three interdependent levels—districts, communities, and states.

Melissa Guardaro is an assistant research professor in the School of Sustainability at Arizona State University. Her research focuses on adaptation, equity, vulnerability, urban policy, and governance.