Hejduk's research is focused on European and American avant-garde architecture and urbanism from around 1960 to the present and its development relative to culture and philosophy of that period.

Dupey is a historian of capitalism in the 19th century U.S. and the program lead for the North American track in the History Online MA at ASU. He holds a secondary appointment in medical humanities at the Creighton University Medical School Phoenix.

Taliaferro studies religion, the history of political thought and Islamic thought. She has held fellowships at Princeton and Georgetown University in Qatar as well as a Boren Fellowship in Morocco.

Brittany is interested in Latina mothering experiences in the Mormon Church as it intersects with gender, identity formation, and religious politics in US contexts.

Palka is an archaeologist, anthropologist, and ethnohistorian of indigenous religions, art, and cross-cultural contact in Mexico and Central America.

Chen Jiang is a Ph.D. student in political science at Arizona State University. Her research interests include religion and politics, nationalism and ethnicity using the method of comparative historical analysis.

Berry is a scholar of religion with a research focus on the intersection of religion and environmental issues.

Shyla Gonzalez-Dogan is a community-based scholar that focuses on community-based organizing as a remedy for social issues. Her research agenda centers primarily on identity formation and practices of inclusion and exclusion.