My research focuses on adolescents’ psychosocial development and resilience within the context of proximal and distal influences in their socio-ecological systems. I also aim to strengthen collaboration among families, schools, and communities to promote positive youth development and support youth in navigating challenges with resilience.

My research explores computer security, computer systems and architecture, and AI for systems and security.

My research explores comparative politics and authoritarian politics.

My research explores information bias, mis/disinformation, algorithmic subjectivity, and the role of digital literacy in understanding how online information is shaped. I have also worked on projects addressing social media and online hate speech among K–12 students in the U.S.

My research and teaching is in the areas of human resources, health care, organizational behavior, and compensation and benefits.

My research interest is focused on a wide spectrum of technology in the library profession. Recently I have presented and been published on Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence and video game use in academia and libraries.

My research is in theatrical design, specifically scenic design for the entertainment industry.

My research is grounded in the field of Harmonic Analysis, and I am currently focused on applications of Optimal Transport Theory to Data and Signal Analysis, as well as Machine Learning, thus falling into the category of Applied Mathematics.

My teaching and research examines how culture reflects and influences political life, with a focus on feminist thought, colonial histories, and artistic expression in Latin America and Africa.

My research as an archaeologist specializes in the material culture of Greece in the Late Bronze Age (1600-1200 B.C.E.). My research investigates the region's cities, in particular, how they came apart, maintained and constructed memory, and conducted trade and exchange.