Rimjhim Aggarwal’s research and teaching interests lie at the interface between sustainability science and international development. She was awarded the Arizona State University President’s Award for Sustainability in 2010.

Allaire’s research focuses on drinking water policy, decision support for water management, and community resilience to extreme events.

Bolin blends hazards geography, political ecology and critical theory to study environmental justice and human vulnerability to environmental and technological hazards.

Medical and biocultural anthropologist and Regents & President’s Professor at ASU, leading collaborative social science research addressing complex global health and environmental challenges.

Collins specializes in applied ethics, especially business and environmental. Her courses include applied ethics, business ethics, environmental ethics, and philosophy of sex and love.

Conroy-Ben’s research focuses on the biological effects of polluted water. Her research interests include environmental endocrine disruption, metal and antibiotic resistance in bacteria and wastewater epidemiology.

Maria Cruz-Torres is a socio-cultural anthropologist who specializes in environmental, applied and economic anthropology. She is an affiliated faculty member with the Center for Biodiversity Outcomes.

Tyler’s research focuses on sustainability and human well-being, environmental philosophy, environmental decision-making, the nature of interdisciplinary science, and climate change.

Flores, a human-environmental geographer, studies environmental justice, social vulnerability, and health disparities in hazards/disasters.

Henderson’s research interests include computer-aided design and global engineering. He is co-founder of GlobalResolve, a program that works with underserved communities to address problems of poverty.

Elisabeth Ilboudo Nébié is an assistant professor at the School of Human Evolution and Social Change. Her research focuses on the human dimensions of land degradation, food and water insecurity in West Africa.

Kavouras is the Founding Director of the Hydration Science Lab, studying how hydration impacts health and performance.

Rhett Larson’s teaching and research focus on international and domestic water law and policy.

Mueller’s primary research interest is in quantifying the drivers and consequences of the climate-migration nexus in the developing world.

Global nutrition and public health professional dedicated to increasing the impact of research and programming through culturally responsive monitoring, evaluation, and learning.

Wutich is an anthropologist, methodologist, and cross-cultural researcher. An expert in water insecurity, her two decades of community-based fieldwork explore how people survive extremely water-scarce conditions.