Dr. Martinez is the Online Program Coordinator. His social work practice has centered on youth risk behavior prevention through school and community based programming.

Garcy is a sociologist and a visiting associate professor at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College.

Chinedum Ojinnaka's research focuses on identifying the associations between individual and geographical-level social determinants of health, and disparities in health outcomes and health care utilization.

McEntee uses contextual behavioral science and an environmental systems perspective to address health inequities and enhance patient health outcomes.

Dr. Mercado was born in La Paz, Bolivia. Her family immigrated to the United States when she was 2-years old. She grew up in South Florida.

Su is a developmental psychologist with training in human development and statistical/molecular genetics.

Dr. Rizwana Biviji holds a PhD in Health Policy and Management. With over a decade of academic impact, her research centers around maternal/child health, digital health, health policy and health disparities.