Harrison is an associate teaching professor in SSFD with primary interests in medical sociology, social change, innovation and online learning.

Dr. Haskin's research explores how career-oriented women with young children think about and act toward their maternal bodies in a third shift of appearance work.

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

Peel's research is focused around the socioemotional development of healthcare professionals and medical education curriculum reform.

Michalec’s research examines socialization and professionalization processes and mechanisms nested within health professions education and practice.