Marley's research exams the impact of structural risk factors on health. Her current work includes the effect of housing policies on health and health behaviors on American Indian reservations.

Perez's program of research encompasses both theoretical and applied studies in the area of maladaptive eating, health and mental health, often using a focus on Latino populations.

Dr. Petrov studies sleep and circadian health and lifestyle interventions and their impact on cardiometabolic health across the life course emphasizing maternal-child and women's health and treatment adherence.

Dr. Lee is a community psychologist who looks at policy and environment theory, measurement and intervention approaches to promote physical activity and healthy eating, accessible for everyone.

Dr. Giles is currently a National Project Coordinator on special assignment for the National Social Work Program for the Veterans Health Administration.

Wolfersteig, a research professor in SIRC's Office of Evaluation and Partner Contracts, works with agency partners to design and perform prevention program evaluations, provide trainings and disseminate findings.

Rodney Joseph is a behavioral scientist with a program of research focused on the development and implementation of community-based, theory-driven, culturally and individually tailored, physical activity interventions.