Currently an artist/teacher professor of piano at ASU, Meir maintains a busy teaching schedule in addition to his international concert career.

Bailey teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in conducting and music appreciation.

Sullivan's research agenda includes historical publications pertaining to 19th and 20th Century women's bands and quantitative preservice and inservice music teacher investigations.

Gary W. Hill is one of the most sought after guest conductors and clinicians in the instrumental music education field.

An internationally acclaimed performer and string pedagogue, Jiang is a Professor of Violin and recipient of the Distinguished Teacher Award and Professor of the Year Special Recognition Award at Arizona State University.

Mike Shellans is an Associate Teaching Professor Emeritus with expertise in the fields of Jazz and Popular Music, having taught over 100,000 students at Arizona State University between 1985 and 2026.

Smith is internationally recognized as a performer, composer, educator and conductor.

Kennedy teaches interdisciplinary arts and performance, including American theatre history and music composition, voice, and he is a leading scholar on the Provincetown Players, Greenwich Village, and Eugene O'Neill.

Feisst is Evelyn Smith Professor of musicology and Senior Sustainability Scholar at Arizona State University. She holds a PhD in musicology from Berlin and is interested in new music in interdisciplinary contexts.