Jennifer L. S. Chandler's research and publication focus is in critical leadership. She also serves as the Director for Diversity and Leadership for the Center for Bio-mediated and Bio-inspired Geotechnics (CBBG).

Hines is a mathematician whose work includes operator algebras, noncommutative algebraic topology, and topological dynamical systems.

Capielo Rosario’s research interests include Latinx psychology, migration processes, and how coloniality impacts the mental health of Latinx communities in the United States, particularly Puerto Ricans.

Alex Young is a scholar of transnational settler colonialism and the literature and culture of the United States. His research focuses on how U.S. culture has been shaped by settler colonialism and Indigenous resistance.

Suhara has been teaching Asian religion and culture courses at the University of Pittsburgh, University of Arizona, and Arizona State University. His works have been published in multiple Japanese journals.

Johnson's teaching and research interests range widely, but mainly focus on the literatures and cultures of early modern Spain, Germany, England, and the Americas.