Dr. Clayton Neighbors' research lab at the University of Houston focuses on improving interventions to reduce alcohol consumption among college students. They are currently evaluating a telehealth version of the Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS), aiming to make effective alcohol support more accessible for students. By comparing this online approach to traditional in-person sessions, they hope to maintain quality care while reducing barriers to treatment.

Dr. Medina's lab focuses on improving Alzheimer’s disease research among Hispanic and Latino communities, who are often underrepresented in studies despite being at higher risk for these conditions. The lab works to create culturally relevant tools and resources that encourage participation from these communities. By building connections with local organizations, they aim to better understand the unique risks and needs of Hispanic/Latino individuals regarding Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.

Dr. Lorra Garey's research focuses on helping Black adults with HIV who smoke cigarettes, addressing their unique challenges related to smoking cessation, mental health, and HIV management. By using a culturally tailored mobile health intervention, her lab aims to reduce barriers to quitting smoking and to improve overall health outcomes. Their innovative approach integrates mental health support into smoking cessation efforts, aiming to provide accessible and effective resources for those who need them most.

Dr. Monique T. Mills' research focuses on helping bilingual children with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). She studies how the language used in therapy affects the children's learning outcomes, specifically when using English and Spanish. Through her work, she aims to identify the best therapeutic approaches to improve communication skills in these children, benefiting their overall academic success.