Julie Adams Strandberg is a dancer, educator, and historian. For a decade, she has developed and designed dance materials and programs that provide broad access to dance for people with Parkinson’s disease, those on the autism spectrum, and others with cognitive and physical challenges.

She is distinguished senior lecturer at Brown University, founding director of dance in the University’s Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies and holds a BA from Cornell University and an MS from Bank Street College of Education.

When she isn’t dancing, she enjoys family adventures with her husband Josiah, daughters Laura and Marie, son-in-law William, and grandsons Andrew and Jackson.

To Find Out More About Julie Adams Strandberg:

• Dancing Legacy

• Artists and Scientists as Partners (ASaP)  

• School of Dance | Office of Cultural Education, New York State Education Department,

• The Miracle Project - New England