Dr. McMaster serves as the Principal Investigator of the Millennium Cohort Family Study and the Millennium Cohort Study of Adolescent Resilience (SOAR) leading a strategic research agenda focused on military family resilience. For over 15 years, she has spearheaded research initiatives that guide total force readiness policies.

Dr. Stander serves as the Deputy Principal Investigator and has studied military families for over 25 years. She has conducted high-impact research on operational stress and long-term resilience among service members and their families.

Ms. Altarejos is the Assistant Study Coordinator supporting research operations, study documentation, and website management.

Ms. Bauer is the Lead Study Coordinator managing research operations and survey implementation. She has over a decade of experience working on military health and resilience research.

Dr. Chung is a research psychologist with research expertise in peer relationships, military family resilience, and service member readiness.

Mr. Esquivel is a data analyst specializing in military family readiness, data analyses, and longitudinal data management.

Dr. Ray is a research psychologist with expertise in military family resilience and relationship strengths and adjustment.

Dr. Richardson is a research psychologist with expertise in military child resilience, military spouse adjustment, and family adaptation to service-related challenges.

Ms. Woodall is an epidemiologist specializing in military family readiness, retention, economic well-being, data analysis, and longitudinal data management.