Christina Estrada-Underwood

Senior Teaching InstructorForeign Languages and LiteraturesThomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Areas of expertise: supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds to help them succeed in their first two college years, incorporating intercultural and social justice in curriculum, indigenous discourse, Spanish music production/evolution from a sociological perspective

Kayla Reed Fitzke

Assistant ProfessorHuman Development and Family ScienceCollege of Health and Human Performance Areas of expertise: emerging adult health and well-being; trauma and resilience; parent-child relationships during emerging adulthood; social support and healthy relationships; military families; quantitative analyses; medical family therapy

Young Kim

Associate Professor Graduate program director Areas of Expertise: Occupational therapy, aging, ethical issues in practice, chronic fatigue in adults including people with cardiac, neurological, and physical conditions, non-pharmacological rehabilitation intervention improving activity participation in people with chronic cardiac conditions

Susan McRae

Teaching Professor, Department of Biology Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Phone: 252-328-6515 Email: mcraes@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise: Evolutionary ecology of birds, avian conservation; Biology of rails (Rallidae), a family of secretive marshbirds

Daniel Kariko

Professor, School of Art and Design College of Fine Arts and Communications Phone: 252-328-4063 Email: karikod@ecu.edu Website: https://art.ecu.edu/faculty-staff/daniel-kariko/ Areas of Expertise: Digital photography, darkroom photography, art making, landscape, image making, micro photography, environmental concerns, wetlands, Louisiana, insects, biodiversity

Andrea VanDeusen

Associate Professor of Music Education, School of Music College of Fine Arts and Communications Phone: 252-328-2652 Email: vandeusena17@ecu.edu Areas of expertise: Music education, choral music education, choral conducting, cultural competence, sociocultural and political contexts in music teaching and learning