Bryan has research interests in historic preservation, community engagement, genealogy, African American Studies and the history of the enslaved.

Montgomery examines southern Black women’s practices of community, documenting the ways these women take up and transform physical and virtual spaces.

Bouvier has previously published two books of prose poetry, including the APR/Honickman Prize-winning “Living Room.”

Sindu's research interests include queer studies, postcolonial studies and critical theory.

Chezik has been part of the VCU community since 2015 – first as a student, then as an instructor.

Duran Oliva is interested in finding a better understanding of the impact of student-centered instruction on student attitudes and classroom equity.

Wong's research examines how the lack of prerequisite skills and concepts affects student success in math courses.

Borre's research aims to better understand individual and contextual factors that promote resilience among children, youth and families in the face of adversity.

Haynos' research focus is on identifying and intervening upon the biological and behavioral decision-making mechanisms that promote the development and maintenance of psychological disorders of rigidity, especially anorexia nervosa.