Stephanie Anderson, political science - European Union as an international actor, international relations and security issues

Nevin Aiken, political science - transitional justice, human rights, human security, and post-conflict peacebuilding

Yarong Ashley, global & area studies - Asian studies with a focus on social and economic changes in China, collective memory, sociology of education.

Edward Bradley, agricultural and applied economics - international trade, marketing, agricultural and food policy, natural resource management

Yi-Ling Chen, global & area studies - neoliberalism, housing policies, and gender

Lydia Dambekalns, secondary education - international issues in education

Adam Henne, anthropology - cultural anthropology specializing in environmental issues with a focus on Latin America.

David Messenger, history - 19th and 20th Century Europe with a particular focus on World War II and the Holocaust.

Linette Poyer, anthropology - ethnohistory, ethnography of Pacific Islands, symbolic anthropology, ethnicity

Manuela Hofer-McIntyre, academic advising coordinator, global & area studies

Terry Rittenburg, management and marketing - international business ethics, marketing ethics, consumer ethnocentrism

Thomas Seitz, global & area studies - comparative political cultures

Marcus Watson, global & area studies/African American diaspora studies - globalization and development, colonial encounters and postcolonial subjectivities, kinship and friendship, subjectivity and personhood

Ali Raddaoui, linguist, arabic program director