Barton is a complex systems scientist who combines anthropology, archaeology, earth science, and information technologies to study long-term dynamics and interactions of people and landscapes in the Anthropocene.

Dr. O'Rourke's research focuses on the assessment and development of statistical methods and models for application to social sciences.

MacKinnon has wide ranging interests in statistics and methodology but his primary interest is in the area of statistical methods to assess how prevention and treatment programs achieve their effects.

West's research is in the area of personality and in prevention-related issues in health, mental health, and education.

Guerrero studies communication in close relationships, emphasizing emotional and nonverbal communication. Her research focuses on how communication affects relationships in positive and negative ways.

Rebecca T. Barber works extensively with all aspects of university data for the purpose of strategic and financial planning, predictive modeling and econometric analysis.

Carberry's scholarship, teaching, and service are focused in the broad area of engineering education.

Tray Geiger oversees data analysis and reporting for data-informed decision making for student success processes and technologies on the Student Success Innovations team in the Office of the University Provost.

Martin's current research projects focus on youth political engagement, college student development, and inequalities in the arts and creative industries.

My research focuses on longitudinal methods for the study of change at the individual and group-level, and the development and application of machine learning techniques in the behavioral sciences