Meet the Team

John Adams

Graduation Year: 2027

Major: Undecided

John is fascinated with numbers and analyzing data, it is a fascinating puzzle that constantly challenges his mind. Over the years, he has had the privilege of coaching and mentoring talented young children, nurturing their potential, and helping them develop essential skills. He is eager to combine his passion for numbers and his experience with tutoring to be a positive influence on future generations. While his major remains undeclared, John is excited to explore academic paths that allow him to delve into the fields of data analysis and kinesiology.  

Mariam Ali Ajrouche

Graduation Year: 2029

Major: Movement Science 

Mariam is passionate about improving health through movement and is excited to expand her understanding of child motor development through her work in the CMAH lab. Her experiences in patient mobility, biomechanics research, and community service have strengthened her interest in promoting lifelong health and well-being. She hopes to pursue a career in medicine, where she can integrate movement into patient care and foster the body's innate ability to heal itself through evidence-based, holistic approaches. 

Camila Arroyo

Graduation Year: 2027

Major: Master's in Public Health. Department of Health Behavior Health Equity 

Camila is a graduate student in the Department of Health Behavior & Health Equity within the School of Public Health and a researcher in Dr. Robinson's Child Movement and Developmental Health (CMAH) Lab. She earned her bachelor's degree in Health Promotion & Health Equity, during which she was introduced to kinesiology. Since then, her interest in the field has grown, driving her commitment to research that advances physical activity and motor development for children with and without disabilities. 

Christian DeLeon Estrellas

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Major: Movement Science  

Megan Renae Galantowicz

Graduation Year: 2027

Major: Biology, Health, & Society and Spanish

Megan is interested in understanding motor skills while considering disabilities that may impact those skills, which aligns with her goal of attending medical school. Her work in various volunteer organizations and patient care revolve around coordinating care according to disability needs. By her involvement in the CMAH lab, Megan is determined to continue studying motor skills and promote disability rights and research. 

Olivia Angela Henn

Graduation Year: 2027

Major: Biology, Health, and Society 

Olivia has a passion for working with children and studying childhood development. During the school year, she volunteers throughout the Ann Arbor community, supporting the Special Olympics and Alzheimer's Association through Alpha Epsilon Delta and leading nutrition-focused programming for children with Kids' Kitchen Service Club. Through her research in the CMAH lab, she hopes to gain a deeper understanding of health concerns and intervention methods affecting youth populations. She plans to apply this knowledge toward a future career in dentistry, with a potential focus on pediatric care. 

Selena Kalasho

Graduation Year: 2029

Major: Movement Science 

Charlotte Joy Meeker 

Graduation Year: 2027

Major: Movement Science 

Charlotte is passionate about the intersection of movement and health, and having experience working with children, is excited to explore child development and movement further while assisting in the CMAH lab. She hopes to combine her passion for working with kids with her interest in health and medicine by pursuing a career as a physician assistant, with a potential focus on pediatrics. 

Hailey Ryu

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Major: Movement Science 

Adelaide Rose Shaver

Graduation Year: 2027

Major: Biology 

Adelaide is passionate about working with children, whether through tutoring, helping in after-school programs, or babysitting. She is excited to learn more about child development and movement while assisting with the CMAH lab. Adelaide hopes to apply what she learns in the lab to medical school and eventually to working in pediatrics.

Megumi (Daniela) Shimazaki Ito 

Graduation Year: 2028

Major: Movement Science

Daniela grew up participating in a variety of sports and enjoys staying active. She has a passion for working with children in settings such as coaching and tutoring. She is eager to gain valuable research experience and expand her knowledge of the critical factors that influence child movement and development. Her long-term interests include pursuing a career in pediatric care, either in medicine or dentistry.