Dr. Butler is a licensed clinical psychologist who is committed to the practice and teaching of psychology as a science. His personal interests and areas of expertise include professional ethics, evidence-based practice, the anxiety disorders, third-wave cognitive-behavioral treatments that incorporate meditation and elements of Buddhism and Yoga, the relation meditation and Yoga to mental health, and substance abuse and dependence.

Casillas specializes in the Middle East, American history, social history and diplomatic history.

Dr. Hauhart spent twenty years working in the criminal justice system in Pennsylvania, New York and the District of Columbia. Since leaving the District of Columbia in 2001 he has taught at the University of Maine, the University of New Mexico, Pacific Lutheran University, and Saint Martin’s University. Dr. Hauhart’s interests include the intersection of law, economy, and society; prisons and prisoners’ rights law; and non-legal initiatives for social justice.

Father Gerard's special interests include British history and European history.

Kogan's expertise is in criminology and sociology of law.  He is particularly interested in the conflict between justice and experience within the criminal  justice system.

Langill's areas of emphasis include international relations, comparative politics, Asian studies and Middle East politics. He served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Western Samoa.

Munn’s expertise is in the areas of the psychology of women and eating disorders, with special interest in body image development of young girls. She also is interested in teaching techniques appropriate for the adult learner and in actively involving students in the research process.

Price's areas of expertise lie in anthropology, the Cold War and American foreign policy.

Shkurkin's academic interests include the study of effective treatment modalities for complex PTSD, and collaborating internationally with social work educators, especially in Russia and Latvia.

Snider's academic emphasis is on political theory, American politics and political economy.

Steiner's academic background is in the study of the biological bases of behavior. She applies the biological perspective in many courses, including general and developmental psychology.

Dr. Taylor worked as a clinical social worker and director of a hospital adolescent program and as family preservation social worker. Her teaching and research interests include issues of grief and loss, ethics, and feminist theory.