Newhauser has a doctorate in English, with an emphasis on Medieval studies. His areas of research interest include the moral tradition in intellectual history and sensology (sensory studies).

Laura Jakubczak has been at ASU since 2006 and specializes in the archaeology and paleoecology of the Eurasian Steppe as well as increasing research and community engagement opportunities for undergraduates.

Joseph R. O’Neill is a scholar of Greek and Roman literature, culture, and history.

Barker is a historian of slavery and the slave trade in the late medieval Mediterranean and Black Sea.

A Fulbright Scholar, Odebiyi's work examines how pious laywomen known as bizzoche created and maintained economic, political and religious networks in 15th-century Rome.

Jorge Franco IV is pursuing his PhD in Comparative Culture and Language at Arizona State University. He teaches in SILC and serves as a faculty associate for the Central European Cultural Collaborative.