Dr. Joanne Tsao's primary field of research is pre-modern Chinese literature. She teaches Classical Chinese, Chinese literature, Modern Chinese language, and courses on Chinese history and culture.

As a scholar, Weight is fascinated by the interface of religion with media, news, the social construction of reality, and other social institutions like the arts, politics, family, and education.

Katie Bernstein's work examines the language and literacy learning of linguistically diverse students and the contexts that shape their learning: from peer interactions to teacher beliefs to state-level language policy.

Lana Haddy has an extensive background in early literacy, content literacy, and language arts instruction.

Lindsey oversees academic services for Tempe-campus graduate programs, manages graduate student hiring and funding, and supports the School of Sustainability academic advising team.

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