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Arianne Cease is a sustainability scientist who is interested in improving sustainable ecosystem management and rural livelihoods. She investigates how human behavior can increase the likelihood of locust outbreaks.

Neal A. Lester specializes in African American literary and cultural studies, with particular expertise in children's literature, folklore, the politics of hair, the "n-word," and racialized images in American cinema.

Kristy Roschke is an expert in media literacy. Her work focuses on helping people find new ways of understanding and interacting with news information

Clive Wynne studies dogs and the human-dog bond. He studies the evolution, development and dynamics of this bond.

Katie Hinde investigates mother's milk and its impact on babies at the intersection of social, life and medical sciences.

Alexander Aviña is an expert in twentieth-century history, social movements and violence in Mexico. His current reseach explores the links between the political economy of narcotics, drug wars, and state violence in Mexico.

Victoria Jackson is a sports historian. She explores the intersection of sport and society, showing how the games we play and watch tell us much about the communities in which we live.

Bryan Brayboy is the senior advisor to the ASU President Michael M. Crow and the director of the Center for Indian Education. He is well-versed on a variety of Native American issues.

Diana Bowman’s research informs the development of smarter governance and regulation in order to enhance creativity, improve public health, and stimulate discussions about emerging technologies.

Jennifer Vanos researches the measurement and modeling of atmospheric and physiologic parameters to understand links between urban climate, design, and human health.

Mark Stapp has been involved in planning, investing in, developing, and consulting on real estate for more than 30 years, with a focus on sustainable development.

Swapna Reddy specializes in U.S. health care policy and law, with a focus on the Affordable Care Act; how policy can be used to improve health care equity and access; and women’s, children’s and minority health issues.