Julie Roberts graduated from Andrews University with a Bachelor’s degree in Anatomy & Physiology and a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy.  She also received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Michigan before she pursued a career in physical therapy.  Julie worked in the clinical setting for 13 years, primarily in outpatient/orthopedics, sports medicine and aquatic therapy.  She also has experience in home health, long term and acute care settings.  Before joining the KCC faculty, she served as Clinical Instructor and Guest Lecturer.

B.J. graduated from this program in 1980 with an Associate’s of Applied Science degree. She has since worked in various settings, including schools, nursing homes, outpatient clinics and home health. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Spring Arbor College in 1994 and her Master's of Arts in Education at Olivet College in 2002. She began at KCC in 1984 as a Lab Assistant, and later taught units of courses and worked as a substitute instructor. She began full time at KCC in the Fall of 1997.

Tracy is a 1996 graduate of the Kellogg Community College PTA Program.  Prior to employment at KCC, she worked primarily in acute care with occasional work in the inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient rehabilitation, outpatient orthopedics, outpatient neurology and the spine center.  She also served as the PT Department representative on a neuroscience team. Tracy provided guest lectures for KCC for three years before becoming part time faculty in November of 2001. Tracy received her licensure credentials in the Fall of 2003.