Flores-González' current research explores the effects of racialization on the ways young adults understand national belonging.

Victoria Clark, M.A., M.S., CCC-SLP is a Bilingual Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist and Clinical Associate Professor in Speech & Hearing Science in the College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University.

Kim’s research examines parent engagement in prevention and treatment services as a way to combat behavioral health disparities.

Olson is the co-director and assistant professor for the MAS-MFT program. She has been a practicing Marriage and Family Therapist since 2011, serves on the MAS-MFT committee and currently lectures for the program.

Caitlin Alfonso is an Academic Associate in the School of Social Work. She earned her MSW at Florida International University. Alfonso has years of experience working with teens and in program/curriculum development.

Gewirtz's research examines preventive interventions to strengthen families affected by traumatic stressors.