The PHLS Behavioral Health and Health Disparities Cluster focuses on generating knowledge and practices that positively impact the overall physical and mental well-being of diverse populations. Members of this Cluster are particularly interested in (a) promoting well-being through prevention of and intervention with mental illness, as well as substance abuse or other health-compromising behaviors; and (b) addressing differences in health outcomes and health care associated with social, environmental, or economic disadvantages.

	Dr. Consuelo Arbona Counseling Psychologhy
	Dr. Chakema Carmack Health
	Dr. Virmarie Correa-Fernández Health and Counseling Psychology
	Dr. Kelli Drenner Health
	Dr. Julie Dunsmore Human Development & Family Sciences
	Dr. Weihua Fan Measurement, Quantitative Methods, & Learning Sciences
	Dr. Theresa Fedor Amador Health
	Dr. Leslie A. Frankel Human Development & Family Sciences
	Dr. Elizabeth Jelsma School Psychology and Human Development and Family Sciences
	Dr. Jay Lee Counseling
	Dr. Michael Matta School Psychology
	Dr. Rosenda Murillo Health
	Dr. Norma E. Olvera Health
	Dr. Bradley H. Smith School Psychology
	Dr. Nathan Grant Smith Counseling Psychology