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2025-2026 faculty members

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Every year Arizona State University welcomes new faculty members from across the country and around the world. Use the search tool below find faculty by academic unit, by discipline or by rank. 

 

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Kobi Abayomi

PhD, Columbia University

School of Mathematics and Statistical Sciences

Probabilist and media data scientist who works on automated affinity prediction: machine learning for demand prediction.

Karem Abdelmohsen

PhD, Western Michigan University

School of Sustainability

Global and regional water security, tracking groundwater changes, water storage in changes in Arizona and around the world.

Amber Acosta

PhD, Arizona State University

School of Social Transformation

Assistant research professor who teaches courses on: race, gender, women and society.

Tanvir Ahmed

PhD, Brown University

School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies

Historian of medieval and early modern Islam, with expertise in the connected histories in Asia and the Middle East.

Adil Ali

PhD, University of Minnesota

School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

Assistant teaching professor who teaches mathematics, statistics and data science.

Irem Altiner Sahin

PhD, Temple University

School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

Research is on theory of optimal transport and its applications to geometric optics.

Eduardo Amorim

PhD, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)

School of Human Evolution and Social Change

Research integrates genomics, population genetics, and evolutionary theory to investigate human adaptation.

Satish Anjilvel

PhD, New York University

School of Complex Adaptive Systems

Professor of practice.

Razieh Araghi

PhD, University of Michigan

School of International Letters and Cultures

Research explores the intersections of modernity, translation and women’s intellectual history.

Spencer Arias

DMA, Michigan State University

School of Music, Dance and Theatre

Composer, improviser and educator who creates people-centered music based on shared and contrary experiences.

Jessica Armendarez

MA, California State University, Stanislaus

School of Applied Sciences and Arts

Gothic literature and ghost folklore.

Racquel Armstrong

PhD, The Ohio State University

Division for Advancing Policy, Practice and Leadership

Research sits at the intersection of identity, sustainability and leadership.