Robelyn Garcia PhD
About Robelyn Garcia PhD
Robelyn Garcia, PhD, is a Lifespan Science Professor with extensive academic and professional experience in health, kinesiology, and criminal justice. She currently holds positions at Senior University and Arizona State University, while also contributing to community sports initiatives and advocating for health and crime prevention.
Work at Walden University
Robelyn Garcia holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Walden University. This degree has contributed to her extensive knowledge in public health, which she integrates into her teaching and research.
Education and Expertise
Robelyn Garcia has a diverse educational background, including a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from LaSalle University and a Doctor of Behavioral Health from Arizona State University. She has also studied at prestigious institutions such as Harvard University, where she earned a Master of Liberal Arts and a Post-Doc Master's. Her studies span various fields, including exercise science, health sciences, and educational technology.
Background
Robelyn Garcia began her academic career in kinesiology and has held various teaching positions, including at Scottsdale Community College and the University of Houston. She has been a Lifespan Science Professor at Senior University since 2009 and has served as a Doctor of Behavioral Health Scholar at Arizona State University since 2014.
Achievements
Robelyn Garcia has contributed to community sports initiatives as the Vice President of American Community Team Sports. She also engages in curriculum development, creating educational materials for academic and athletic institutions. Her research interests include advocacy and policy development for Hispanic-Latino juvenile justice.
Current Roles and Volunteer Work
Robelyn Garcia currently serves as an Online Faculty TA in Criminology at Arizona State University and has been involved with Special Olympics as a Volunteer Coach since 1988. Her work emphasizes the integration of health, sport, and recreation into community wellness initiatives.