Waldron's primary focus areas are related to family dynamics, child development, and aging. She is also the internship liaison for The Washington Center. She regularly presents to community groups.

Diana Jacobson designed the graduate pediatric curriculum for the Doctor of Nursing Practice program. She is a certified pediatric nurse practitioner with more than 25 years of primary care and community experience.

Dr. Seeley is a Full Teaching Professor and has been teaching Family and Human Development and Sociology courses at ASU since 2011.

Meg Bruening's research interests include public health nutrition promotion and obesity prevention targeted to underserved, vulnerable youth and families.

Justin Jager is a developmental psychologist whose research is devoted to unpacking how complex person-context interactions across adolescence and the transition to adulthood inform substance use/abuse and mental health.

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

Whisner's research focuses on the effects of diet on human metabolism.

Professor Anthony studies thriving and joy among young people exposed to environmental stressors.