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

Dr. Mercado was born in La Paz, Bolivia. Her family immigrated to the United States when she was 2-years old. She grew up in South Florida.

Dr. Guest is interested in the predominant social and environmental domains older adults live in and how this knowledge can lead to increased understanding of and improvements in health.

Sabrina Oesterle is Associate Professor in the School of Social Work and Director of the Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center in the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions.

Dr. Bawn is the Asst. Dean of Students at ASU Poly. She provides strategic leadership to develop impactful programs that support student success & retention, diversity & inclusion, affinity, leadership, and civic engagement.

Flores, a human-environmental geographer, studies environmental justice, social vulnerability, and health disparities in hazards/disasters.

Dr. Oyeyemi's research is at the intersection of understanding socioecological determinants of health behaviors and developing sustainable built environmental interventions for livable and activity-friendly communities.