Warnicke has published numerous books and articles on Tudor women, especially queenship, including both monarchs' consorts and hereditary queens regnant.

Wright is a historian of modern Europe, specializing in the history of political thought in the era of the Enlightenment and the American and French Revolutions.

Manchester specializes in 19th and 20th century Russian history. Her current research interests include ethnic return migration, diaspora culture, oral history, and autobiographical narratives.

Toth is an historian of modern Europe with a specialization in the history of crime and punishment in modern France and the Francophone world.

Clay studies the religious history of Russia and Eurasia, the Eastern Christian tradition, confessional identities, new religious movements and the spiritual marketplace in the Russian Empire and its successor states.

Currently, Neill is studying the concept of “liberty of conscience” as it evolved from the Reformation to the First Amendment.

Putz’s research interests include the history of the Holocaust, genocide, antisemitism, and of populism; especially in Poland and the Balkans.

Dr. Stoff specializes in Russian, East European, women's and gender history and studies, and the history of war and society, with a specific focus on the First World War and revolution in Russia.

Renee D. James is the Curator for Greater Arizona Collection. She is responsible for acquiring published, manuscript, and archival resources, and engaging in outreach activities.

Brown is the director of ASU’s Melikian Center. His research and teaching focus on the Western Balkans in global context.