Ian Moulton is Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Faculty Development in CISA and President's Professor of English and Cultural History, studying early modern Europe.

O'Donnell is the author of books exploring religion, culture, and politics in early America. She writes and teaches about American history, the Atlantic World, and Catholicism.

Angela Giron is the Program Director and a Clinical Assistant Professor of the Master of Liberal Studies Program at Arizona State University. She has developed numerous Humanities courses for the MLSt program.

Cady is the founding director of the Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict at Arizona State University.

Born in Protektorat Boehmen und Maehren, Volek grew up in Czechoslovakia, studied in Cuba, and, after the Russian occupation, emigrated to West Germany and to U.S.

Van Cleave is the Director of Online Programs for SHPRS and an Associate Clinical Professor of History.

Elizabeth Meloy holds a PhD in European history from Brown University. She is a Faculty Fellow in Barrett, Honors College. In 2016, after two years on the Tempe campus, she joined Dr. Tom Martin at Barrett Poly.

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

Brian K. Goodman is a literary historian of the Cold War and its aftermath. His research explores how dissenting writers have shaped our ideas about human rights, censorship, and free expression.

Harper is a historian of the British Empire in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He is working on the history of freshwater fish, angling, and settler colonialism in the Southern Hemisphere.