Conrad's research interests include studies on the neurobiology of chronic stress, sex differences in neuroplasticity following chronic stress, and links between stress and depression or anxiety disorders.

Davis examines how social and emotional risk and resilience factors shape adaptation to stress.

Sweazea is a physiologist who specializes in diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

DePinto's primary professional experience has been in school social work and he has more than 30 years of experience working with chemically-dependent adolescents.

Teaching and scholarly interests are focused on the science and practice of stress regulation and mindfulness for optimal stress outcomes, improved well-being and health behavior change.

Jeff LePine's research centers on (1) teamwork and team effectiveness, (2) performance behaviors involving teamwork, citizenship, voice, and adaptability, (3) leadership, and (4) engagement and occupational stress.

Marcie LePine is a Clinical Professor of Management and Barrett Honors Faculty. Her research focuses on the negative and positive effects stress, leadership, and the work-nonwork interface.

Luthar's research interests include childhood resilience, stress and women's health.

Dr. Nesse is a physician who has dedicated his career to establishing evolutionary biology as a basic science for medicine.

Orchinik is a neuroscientist who studies how stress alters behavior, brain function, and the endocrine system. He is also interested in science education research, particularly in how undergraduates learn core concepts,