Staff

Adrianna Johnson, Program Director

Adrianna Johnson serves as Program Director for the Sound Body Sound Mind Foundation. Prior to joining the Sound Body Sound Mind team, Adrianna worked for the UCLA Alumni Association as a Member Services Representative and as a tutor for the UCLA Academic Advancement Program.

Adrianna's long history of community involvement began when she first became a mentor to middle school students. As a high school student, she created Positive Pathways, an afterschool program that helped middle school students develop social skills, self-confidence and improve academically. Since then, her life's passion has revolved around children's issues. Specifically, helping young people develop the self-esteem needed to encourage positive decision-making in their lives. In addition to helping teens, Adrianna is a strong advocate of healthy living. She demonstrated her personal commitment to fitness and a healthy lifestyle by completing her very first marathon in 2009.

Adrianna received her B.A. from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Keith Legro, Project Manager

Keith Legro joined Sound Body Sound Mind in January of 2009 as Program Coordinator.

Prior to joining the Sound Body Sound Mind team Keith worked as a legal assistant for an Immigration law firm in Los Angeles. He attended UCLA and served as president of the Scattertones (a co-ed collegiate acapella group) and treasurer of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity. He also completed numerous acts of community service as a member of the UCLA Alumni Association and has worked with charitable foundations such as the American Cancer Society, the American Heart Association and the American Lung Association.

Keith graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles with a B.A. in Political Science.

Nathan Nambiar, Project Coordinator

Nathan Nambiar joined the Sound Body Sound Mind team in November of 2009. He attended UCLA and received a B.S. in Physiological Science. At UCLA, Nathan was involved with the Community Outreach for Prevention and Education (COPE) program as well as many other charitable foundations such as UCLA Dance Marathon, UCLA Alumni Association, and Relay for Life.