Casey teaches History and Religious Studies courses at the undergraduate and graduate level. His research focuses on the history of religion and politics in Latin America.

Turquoise, MSW (Salish/Blackfeet), Project Coordinator at the ASU SSW Office of American Indian Projects, builds tribal capacity and creates culturally safe spaces and trauma-informed approaches to support Native Americans.

Ph.D. candidate in English (Writing, Rhetoric and Literacy) Public & activism rhetoric researcher Interest-driven public writing pedagogy enthusiast Novelist, video gamer & digital activist born in fandoms

Derek is a proactive teaching + learning specialist, instructor, and researcher with over a decade of experience working with courses and programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Ernesto L. Abeytia is a Spanish-American poet and teacher, specializing in bilingual poetry and poetics, modern and contemporary American poetry, and Latinx poetry.

Baylee Edwards is a Ph.D. student in the Biology and Society program. She studies the relationship between religion and science and how that relationship impacts religious students' experiences in college biology courses.

Dr. Cala Coats’ research incorporates philosophy, ethnography, contemporary art and art education; and is part of a contemporary discourse on ecologies, social justice, community, and interdisciplinary collaboration.