Buzinde's research focuses on two areas: community development through tourism and the politics of tourism representations.

Clark's research areas include Indigenous literature and stories, decolonization, settler colonialism, masculinity, and Indigenous futurity and imagination.

Professor Reed teaches courses in Federal Indian Law, Property and Intellectual Property. His research aims to assist Indigenous Peoples in protecting and promoting their creativity and innovation.

Liahnna's research is located within rhetoric, critical/cultural communication studies, and Native American and Indigenous studies.

Dillingham's research examines anticolonial politics, educational and development policy, and labor and youth-led social movements in 20th-century Mexico.

Maurice Crandall is a multi-award-winning historian of the Indigenous peoples of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands.

Rowan "Ro" Moore (he/him/his) is a PhD student in the Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics. His research focuses on portrayals of Indigeneity in digital and social media.