Allison Poulos is a behavioral scientist who conducts community-engaged research, with an emphasis on physical activity as a source of health and well-being. 

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.

Dr. Rizwana Biviji holds a PhD in Health Policy and Management. With over a decade of academic impact, her research centers around maternal/child health, digital health, health policy and health disparities.

Ghasemzadeh's research interests include mobile health, machine learning, and algorithm design.

Passionately continuing study in several areas of psychology, most notably PTSD Therapy, EMDR, and Addictions Counseling.

Dr. Domino is the Director of the Center for Health Information and Research and a Professor in the College.