Spiro Maroulis is a computational social scientist with a particular focus on public administration, public policy, innovation, and social networks.

With a research interest in higher education pedagogy & retention, Jennifer teaches and has developed curriculum for courses in creative problem-solving, critical thinking, & academic success.

Eisen-Cohen has held leadership positions in many nonprofit and public organizations for 25 years. She teaches courses in management, public policy, program evaluation, leadership, and women and politics.

Reilly is a Professor in the School of Public Affairs, former chancellor of the Nevada System of Higher Education; and former County Executive for Clark County (the Las Vegas Valley) Nevada.

Wade is the executive director of strategic initiatives and innovation at ASU’s College of Health Solutions. He's held progressive leadership roles spanning 15 years in higher education at three R1 institutions.

Dr. Bentley has been teaching at the School of Public Affairs at ASU since 2009.

Gerber's research specialization areas include disasters and public policy, emergency management, homeland security policy and administration, and environmental regulatory policy.