Alexander Bauer (Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Queens College): Trade & Interaction, Material Culture, Materiality, Semiotics, Cultural Heritage, Ethics, Eurasia
Anna Lucille Boozer (Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Baruch College): Houses and Households, Imperialism, Connectivity, Rubbish, Material Culture, Social Archaeology and Ancient History, Roman Empire, Meroitic Sudan, Egypt, and Nubia
Brian Boyd (Senior Lecturer, Columbia): Settler Colonialism, Museums, Nationalism, Sound Studies, Archives, Gender, Materiality, Anthropology of Science, Built Environment, Human-Animal Relations, Multispecies Approaches, Landscape History, Mortuary Practices, Soutwest Asia
Kelly Britt (Assoc. Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Brooklyn College): Historical Archeology, Specializing in Urban Spaces of the Northeast; Contemporary Archaeology; the Intersection of Activism, and Material Culture
Hannah Chazin (Assoc. Professor, Columbia): Human-Animal Relationships, Political Anthropology, Semiotics, Archaeological Theory and Methods, Zooarchaeology, Isotope Analysis, Eurasia, Caucasus
Pam Crabtree (Professor emerita, NYU): Zooarchaeology, Medieval Archaeology, later Prehistoric Europe, Near Eastern Archaeology and prehistory, animal domestication
Zoë Crossland (Professor, Columbia): Landscape History, Historical Anthropology, Art and the Archaeological, Mission History, Semiotics, Forensic Science, Mortuary Practices, East Africa (Madagascar), South America, Europe
Terence N. D'Altroy (Professor, Columbia): Empires, Knowledge Formation, Politics, Economics, Philosophy of Early Complex Societies, Incas
Severin Fowles (Professor, Columbia): Historical Archaeology, Iconology, Materiality, Landscape History, Indigeneity, North America, American Southwest
Radu Iovita (Assoc. Professor, NYU): Paleolithic archaeology, Human Responses to Environmental Change, Survey Techniques, Lithics, Use-Wear, Geometric Morphometrics, Eurasia
Elizabeth Macaulay (Professor, CUNY Graduate Center): Architectural History, Classical Material Culture, Roman Material Culture, Islamic Art, Classical Reception Studies, New York City’s Art and Architecture, Museum Studies
Cameron L. McNeil (Assoc. Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Lehman College): Maya, Gender, Historical Ecology, Archaeobotany, Mesoamerica
Robert T. Nyamushosho (Asst. Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Queens College): State Formation, Material Culture, Materiality, Anthropology of Technology, Precolonial Sub-Saharan Africa, Trade & Interaction, Decoloniality, Politics of Knowledge Production
Justin Pargeter (Assoc. Professor, NYU): Pleistocene Archaeology, Hominin Bio-cultural Evolution, Stone Tool Technology, Experimental Archaeology, Science Communication and Public Engagement, Sub-Saharan Africa
William Parry (Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Hunter College): Hunters and Gatherers, Lithic Technology; American Southwest, Mesoamerica
Thomas Plummer (Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Queens College): Pliocene and Pleistocene Hominin Paleoecology and Behavior, Ancient Technology, Hominin Paleontology, Human Osteology, East Africa
Timothy W. Pugh (Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Queens College): Maya, Social Complexity, Early Urbanization, City Form, Cultural Encounters, Central America
Matthew Reilly (Assoc. Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and City College): Intersections of Race, Class, Slavery, Freedom, Colonialism, and Capitalism in the Atlantic World; Archaeologies of Race and Whiteness; Time, Materiality, Memory, and Praxis
Lara M. Sánchez-Morales (Asst. Professor, NYU): Caribbean Archaeology, Geoarchaeology, Historical Ecology, Phytoliths, Holocene Climate Change, Alluvial Landscapes.
Megan Victor (Asst. Professor, CUNY Graduate Center and Queens College): Historical Archaeology, Commensal Politics, the Archaeology of Alcohol and Drinking Spaces, North America