Dr. Pedram teaches a variety of undergraduate courses on the fundamental principles of psychology, research methods, social psychology, interpersonal relationships, and personality theory and research.

Liz Cohen's photographs, performances, and objects reflect the intersections of immigration, industry, labor, and women’s representation in popular media.

Paisley M. Benaza, MBA is a culture & communications strategist and PhD student researching intersectional identity, technology, and socio-economic justice in the business of media, entertainment & sport in a digital world.

Sarah Carranza joined MLFC in 2018 after 22 years of public school teaching. She teaches a variety of undergraduate courses and a graduate course in World & Native Language Methods & Assessment.

Oranli's research and teaching interests include social and political philosophy, Continental philosophy, theories of evil, postcolonial theory, genocide studies, critical philosophy of race, and feminist ethics.