Flores-González' current research explores the effects of racialization on the ways young adults understand national belonging.

Sheehan is pioneering the intersection of sociology and sleep, employing quantitative methods to unravel the intricate interplay between social determinants and lifelong sleep patterns as well as other health outcomes.

Sandefur investigates access to civil justice from every angle, exploring how civil justice contributes to and can help reduce social inequality.

McDermott's research focuses on race, class and identity in the United States.

Salgado is a sociologist of race and ethnicity, specializing in group relations, immigration, and stratification.

As ASU’s “Chief Difference Engineer” Ehsan works with some of the brightest students and thoughtful faculty and staff in the country to craft real-world solutions to some of our nation’s most daunting problems.

Merid is the director of the Digital Health and Racial Justice Lab at SFIS.

Goodson-Miller's work aims to understand the causes and consequences of crime-involved individuals’ social network constructions.