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Campus Recreation > Fitness/Wellness > Personal Fitness > Meet the Advisors
Meet the Advisors
Kerry Cameron
Kerry is a Nutrition major from Franklin, MA. Nutrition and working out have always been major parts of her life. After graduating from UMass Kerry hopes to get accepted into a dietetic internship and eventually reach her goal of becoming a registered dietitian. Kerry loves to inspire and teach others the importance of eating healthy and living an overall healthy, active lifestyle. |
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Kaitlin Ewald
Kaitlin is a graduate student in Food Science. She completed her undergraduate degree in Food Science in 2010 from UMass. After graduation, she wants to work in product development in the food industry. Kaitlin is a member of the Massachusetts Air Guard stationed on Cape Cod. Kaitlin loves running, snowboarding, cooking and traveling. |
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Mike Reichert
Mike is from Tewksbury, Massachusetts working toward a BS degree in Human Nutrition with a minor in Psychology. As a member of the soccer and track & field teams in high school, Mike developed an appreciation and enthusiasm for health and fitness. Having an influential coach and mentor in high school also played a huge role in shaping his work ethic and interest in wellness. He carried that enthusiasm to UMass by enrolling in the nutrition program as a freshmen. Mike loves going to class and finds it truly gratifying to be able to attend lecture, learn something and then directly apply it to his own life. In addition to his passion for food and nutrition, staying active and in shape is also a top priority. You can usually find him running through Amherst, hanging around the Rec Center, or playing pickup basketball in Southwest. As a nutrition advisor in the Wellness Center, he hopes to answer any questions you might have about health and wellness and help you on your way to reaching your fitness goals.
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Lauren Ross
Lauren is a Nutrition major from Wilbraham, MA. She has always been interested in nutrition, and has developed an interest in sports nutrition after discovering a talent and passion for distance running. Through personal experience and research, Lauren has learned how to eat for maximum athletic potential and hopes to earn an advanced degree in sports nutrition. If you can't find her in the Wellness Center writing articles for the bulletin board while icing her knees and munching on raw vegetables, she's probably upstairs teaching Buns, Guns and Guts, running around the Pioneer Valley or on the slopes with the UMass Alpine Ski team. |
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