Her current research explores cyberharassment behaviors, perceptions and attitudes of young adults. In the last few years, she has co-authored two articles and co-presented at three national conferences with undergraduates regarding this topic. Her teaching interests include theories and planning models of health behavior, grant writing and nutrition. Her passionate approach to teaching resonates with students and prompts them to seek her perspective regarding a breadth of topics. She is known for her ability to laugh, cry and celebrate life with her students.