Bethany Van Vleet is a teaching professor in the Sanford School, focusing on statistics, research methods, human development, parenting, hope, and resilience.

Ladd's research explores children's social development and peer relationships.

Denise Bodman's current scholarly interests include family processes, family history, and family narratives.

Weigand's research focuses on teaching activities emphasizing child development and early intervention.

Foster is the director of undergraduate programs in the Sanford school.

Her research interests include topics related to improving individual's lives and their close relationships. She teaches undergraduate as well as graduate-level Family and Human Development courses.

Dr. Thompson’s research and teaching focus on the development and application of quantitative methods to advance research in human development, the social sciences, and education.

Iida’s research interests span several domains of social, health, and quantitative psychology.

Kenia is a Success Coach supporting ASU students in providing resources and helping develop personalized plans for success. Kenia has worked in higher education since 2014, and joined ASU in 2016.