Gabriel Shaibi's research examines obesity-related health in high-risk and vulnerable populations with an emphasis on understanding and preventing cardiometabolic diseases.

Martin's research interests focus on medical anthropology, the interrelations of power and economics with biology and Type II Diabetes.

Castro's research interests include health promotion and relapse prevention in Hispanic populations, with focus on motivational aspects in HIV prevention, drug abuse, cancer, diabetes, and other chronic diseases.

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

Johnston is an expert in vitamin C metabolism, the medicinal use of vinegar, high protein diets, and vegetarian nutrition. She is the associate dean for faculty success in the College of Health Solutions.

Rascón has taught with the Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation at ASU since 2013 and researches diabetes disparities in Latino communities.

Dr. Tasevska is a nutrition scientist and nutritional epidemiologist. She joined ASU in 2013.

Carol Moffett's nursing experience has been primarily focused on work in the community setting, as a home health nurse, and in public health nursing. She is currently working for the Edson CONHI as clinical faculty.

Dr. Miller's research interests include experiential learning in post-secondary education and community development through urban agriculture.

Maricarmen Vizcaino uses interdisciplinary approaches to design and implement interventions promoting human and planetary health. Her newest research focuses on heat adaptation and mitigation within the Hispanic community.