Henderson's research interests include computer-aided design and global engineering. He is co-founder of GlobalResolve, a program that works with underserved communities to address problems of poverty.

Dr. Androff is an internationally recognized scholar in the areas of human rights, social development, and global social work.

Mary Jane Parmentier's research and curriculum development have focused on the role of technology in economic, social and political development, and the regions of North Africa and Latin American development.

Serves as an Assistant Teaching Professor for the Information Technology Program at the ASU Polytechnic Campus for Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.

Klimek’s research agenda is related to issues of cultural diversity, specifically refugees and immigrants, as well as international social work.

Social-ecological scientist who studies the relationship between conservation and development, knowledge partnerships for actionable science and collaborative governance of sustainability issues.

Switzer's interdisciplinary research combines several fields including critical girlhood studies, critical development and globalization studies, transnational feminist theory, and feminist methodologies.

Ross brings expertise in healthcare practice; health, science and technology policy; and implementation science to a broad portfolio of applied research initiatives.

BurnSilver's work engages with the role of social relationships in navigating change, long histories of people in places, and processes of collaboration and knowledge co-production.

Hunsaker enjoys extensive global experience. He has worked with companies (ranging in size from Fortune 500 to start-up) operating in North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. He has a particular expertise in LATAM.