Kristina ByBee teaches first-year composition and literature courses in SASA. She studies the ways literacy connects students' shared humanity through global communities.

Warren Glynn is an instructor at Arizona State University.

Professor Wortley is involved in college level writing discourse and has presented at multiple national conferences on the topics of student engagement and instructor humor use as a method of community creation in the online learning environment.

Justin Pilla is an adjunct of English at Arizona State University. He is a member of the Writers' Studio and teaches ENG 102, College Composition.

English Instructor & Educational Equity Advocate| Faculty Women of Color Caucus Representative| College of Integrative Sciences and Arts

Dagmar Van Engen is an honors faculty fellow and director of the Barrett Writing Center. His research and teaching explore speculative fiction, multiethnic American literatures, and composition pedagogy.

Dr. Stacey Said has been teaching English at the college level since 2008. She received her undergraduate degree in Secondary English Education and an M.A. in English. She also received her D.A. in Education.

Dr. Litchfield's teaching focus is first-year writing and creative writing. Her interests include American Literature, trauma studies, feminist memoir, and writing pedagogy.