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.

Associate Teaching Professor in American Indian Studies; Associate Director, Center for Indian Education; teaches Indigenous education & research methods, leadership, & community engagement

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.

Aviña's research focuses on twentieth-century Mexican history.

Isabelle Petersen is an interdisciplinary humanities scholar with interests in art, literature, religion, and conservation ecology.

Shawn Walker studies social media, online resistance, digital methods, and social media collection, archiving and analysis.

Thomas Lutes is a Ph.D. Journalism & Mass Communication Candidate at the Walter Cronkite School. His research relies on critical discourse analysis of drag performers and their kinship structures in popular media.