Prof. Rivera's research interests include the topics of process control, system identification, and the application of control engineering principles to process systems, supply chain management, and behavioral medicine.

Robles received his PhD in psychology from the University of Arizona. His research interests include health-impacting behavior such as impulsiveness, risk taking, addictions, self-control and self-regulation.

Dr. C.R. Macchi is a trained systems therapist, Clinical Professor, journal editor of Families, Systems, & Health, Practice Integration Profile (PIP) development team, and PCORI-, SAMHSA-, and HRSA-funded projects.

Kim’s research interests include cancer patient/caregiver supportive care, quality of life, and psychosocial well-being, with a particular emphasis on digital storytelling as a therapeutic intervention.

Dr. Errold Glenn E. Elad is a skilled leader with strong academic and professional experience, advancing ethical healthcare and community well-being through leadership, teaching, and nonprofit service.

Dr. Leischow's research is clinical and translational, with a focus on pharmacologic and behavioral treatments for tobacco dependence, tobacco regulatory science, and systems and network approaches to population health.

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

Stecher's research is in behavioral health economics and ranges from identifying the determinants of physicians' treatment choice to designing mobile health interventions for establishing healthy habits.

Cordell is interested in the cultural influencers on our health and the how our environment can shape our behavior.