A developmental psychologist conducting research at the intersection of psychology, law, public policy, and criminology, Fine’s research broadly focuses on juvenile delinquency and juvenile justice.

Su is a developmental psychologist with training in human development and behavior genetics.

Kelsey Lucca is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology and Director of the Emerging Minds Lab. Her research investigates cognitive development during infancy and childhood, with a focus on early curiosity.

Giasson's research considers the complex interplay between views of aging and individuals’ health and well-being as they grow older.

Koffer uses innovative methodologies to link stress (e.g., everyday hassles, major life events) to health and well-being across adulthood and aging.

Coffey examines how we can enable all individuals, regardless of their background, to overcome adversity and thrive. He does this by researching how emotions and relationships from infancy to adulthood are linked to happiness, resiliency, and health.