Erica Prussing is an Associate Professor at the University of Iowa.

Lauren Rabinovitz, Professor Emeritus, American Studies and Cinema, received her Ph.D. in American Civilization from the University of Texas at Austin.

John Raeburn is Professor Emeritus of American Studies and English at the University of Iowa.

Laura Rigal is associate professor emeritus of American Studies and English at the University of Iowa.

Dr. Elizabeth Rodriguez Fielder is a scholar of twentieth and twenty-first century transnational American literature and culture.

Phillip Round is Professor of English and Native American and Indigenous Studies.

Learn more about John Rubio, a PhD Candidate at the University of Iowa.

Carrie Schuettpelz is an Associate Professor of Practice, focusing primarily on social policy, homelessness, and poverty.

Eden Smith is the Graduate and Curriculum Coordinator for the Departments of African American Studies, American Studies, Classics, Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies, and Religious Studies. After work, she enjoys knitting, spending time in coffee shops, and collecting antiques.

Jennifer Sterling is an Associate Professor at the University of Iowa.

Learn more about John Tappen, a PhD student in American Studies who works as a teaching assistant at the University of Iowa.

Eric Vázquez is an assistant professor in American Studies and Latino Studies at University of Iowa.

Travis Vogan studies sport, media, and U.S. culture, focusing on film, TV, media industries, documentary, and ideas of high vs. low culture in these areas.

Stephen Warren is an professor within the field of Native American studies at the University of Iowa.

Norah Wolfe is the Administrative Services Coordinator for Classics and Religious Studies. She has a Master of Music in Voice and Opera from Northwestern University and a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of Iowa. She has performed in operas with the Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre, the Northwestern Opera Theater, and the University of Iowa Opera Theater.

Nick Yablon studies early U.S. cultural history, focusing on urban space, memory, monuments, material culture, and photography.