My teaching is in the areas constitutional law, the First Amendment, appellate law, and clinical instruction.

My research explores cognitively guided Instruction, making mathematics learning opportunities accessible for all. 

My research interest is focused on a wide spectrum of technology in the library profession. Recently I have presented and been published on Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence and video game use in academia and libraries.

My research is in theatrical design, specifically scenic design for the entertainment industry.

My research is grounded in the field of Harmonic Analysis, and I am currently focused on applications of Optimal Transport Theory to Data and Signal Analysis, as well as Machine Learning, thus falling into the category of Applied Mathematics.

My teaching and research examines how culture reflects and influences political life, with a focus on feminist thought, colonial histories, and artistic expression in Latin America and Africa.

My research as an archaeologist specializes in the material culture of Greece in the Late Bronze Age (1600-1200 B.C.E.). My research investigates the region's cities, in particular, how they came apart, maintained and constructed memory, and conducted trade and exchange.

My research explores ealthcare operations and behavioral operations.

My primary interest is in empirical research of online platforms. In particular, I look at the impacts of these platforms' activities on their product performance and consumer behavior.

My research uses ethnographic, narrative, and discourse analytic research methods to investigate students' and teachers' experiences in additional language education. I also teach courses in language teaching methods and language education research.