Kamryn Kadotani is a Social Psychology Ph.D. Student at Arizona State University studying future-thinking and social resources.

Carpenter studies engagement and emotions, and their impact on health behaviors, using methods that adapt to the unique needs of the individual.

Asheley R. Landrum ​is an associate professor, media psychologist, and science communication researcher at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication. 

Whitney M. Harvey, Esq., supports business professionals in finding balance and success through coaching that emphasizes well-being, diversity, and mindfulness to align passion with careers.

Teaches Psychology of Religion in study abroad settings, and is currently investigating implicit racial bias and its potential influence on sentencing disparity in the criminal justice system.

Tomlinson is a games user experience researcher, who has worked both in industry and academia.

Wu directs the Identity Development, Emotions, and Attitudes (IDEA) Lab, which examines how social identities and emotions shape our experiences, attitudes and behaviors.

Syropoulos's work seeks to create durable and effective interventions for increasing sustainable action and decision-making, with a particular focus on prosociality, climate change and intergenerational decisions.

Dion Fryson is a Cognitive Wellness Practitioner with a background in nutrition, education, and body-mind practices and holds a PhD from TUOS.