Adrian grew up in Southern Oregon near Crater Lake, where she started dancing at the age of eight and continued through high school. Her junior year, her family moved to Idaho, where she met her husband, Jeremy. They later attended Boise State University together, were married in 2006, and now have three daughters, Mylee, Charlee, and Zoee, who have all grown up with dance being a huge part of their lives.

Adrian actually came to Impact first as a dance mom. From the beginning, there was just something different about the studio. It felt like a family and a place where you immediately belonged. That was what she loved most about Impact and a huge part of why she decided to purchase the studio in the summer of 2015.

More than 11 years later, that feeling is still one of the most important things to her.

Adrian truly loves the kids at Impact and makes it a priority to know them, not just as dancers, but as people. She wants every dancer who walks through the doors to feel like they have a place there, whether they dance one hour a week or spend nearly every day at the studio. She is incredibly proud of the teachers and staff she has surrounded herself with and believes you can have amazing training, high expectations, and successful dancers while still creating an environment that is kind, supportive, and safe.

To Adrian, Impact has always been about so much more than dance. Of course she loves watching the dancers grow, improve, and accomplish things they have worked incredibly hard for, but she is just as proud of the people they become along the way.

More than anything, Adrian wants Impact to always feel like home. A place where dancers are loved, challenged, supported, and reminded that they are part of something bigger than themselves. That is what the IDC Family has always meant to her.

Janae White got an early start in movement with gymnastics and dance. She comes from a family of dancers; her parents were competitive ballroom dancers and her sister is classically trained in ballet.  At age 9 she jumped over into the competitive dance world learning ballet, jazz, lyrical, and hip hop. Janae competed with her studio team locally in the Treasure Valley and across the Northwest. In High School Janae became a Lionette with the Borah High School Dancers. The Lionettes placed Nationally and Janae was honored to captain the team for her senior year. Janae’s love for choreography budded through her own student choreography and self choreographed ranking solo.

Kaitlyn has been dancing since she was 3 years old. During her years as a competitive studio dancer, she won seven consecutive National Solo Dance titles, NDA “US Championship Dancer of the Year, “ and numerous other national team titles with her studio and high school team. She graduated from UC Irvine as a double major with a B.A. Dance and B.A. International Studies; she was also a member of Donald McKayle’s Etude Ensemble. After college, she was signed with DDO Talent Agency, danced with Entity Ultra-Contemporary Dance Company, Jagged, and was a Vegas-finalist for So You Think You Can Dance, Season 2. Kaitlyn has been coaching and choreographing for high school and college programs nationwide. From 2020 - 2023, she was the Head Coach for Rocky Mountain High School, leading the team to a 3rd place finish at Idaho State Championships and a USA Nationals Championship title. She lives with her husband, four kids, dog, too many chickens, and three goats in Boise, Idaho. 

Maddie joins Impact Dance Center with a wealth of experience in both competitive and collegiate dance. Originally from Moses Lake, Washington, Maddie began dancing at the age of three and spent 15 years training at a competitive studio. She was also a four-year member and captain of her high school drill team, earning multiple State and National Championship titles.

Her training spans a wide range of styles, including Jazz, Clogging, Contemporary, Lyrical, Ballet, Hip-Hop, Pom, Kick, and Military. Maddie is also Acrobatic Arts Certified, giving her specialized training to safely teach and develop dancers' acrobatic skills with a strong emphasis on proper progressions, strength, flexibility, and technique.

After high school, Maddie continued her dance career at Central Washington University, where she danced for two years. Following her undergraduate studies, she became the Head Coach for the North Dakota State University Dance Team before moving on to teach competitive dancers at DanceWorX Studio in Bismarck for two years.

With nine years of teaching experience, Maddie is passionate about sharing her love for dance. In addition to teaching at Impact Dance Center, she also helps coach the Rocky Mountain High School Diamond Dancers and works as a pediatric Speech Therapist.

Austin Fernando leads and directs our hip hop programs at Impact Dance - driving his students to be amazing dancers on stage, but even better people off stage.

Bryanna Campbell is a talented dance instructor and entrepreneur from Meridian, Idaho. With a lifelong passion for dance, Bryanna began her journey in the world of movement at the tender age of four. Over the years, she dedicated herself to honing her skills and exploring various dance styles, immersing herself in the art form she grew to love.

Currently, Bryanna serves as a respected dance instructor at Impact Dance Center, where she shares her expertise and inspires countless students to express themselves through dance. Her ability to connect with her students on both a technical and personal level sets her apart, creating an environment where dancers can thrive and explore their own creativity.

In addition to her role at Impact Dance Center, Bryanna is also the proud owner of Mend Bodywork, a venture she established to provide specialized bodywork services. Leveraging her deep understanding of movement and the human body, she offers a unique blend of therapeutic techniques to help individuals recover from injuries, alleviate stress, and optimize their physical well-being.

With her dual expertise in dance instruction and bodywork, Bryanna has become a trusted figure in the Meridian community, admired for her dedication, skill, and unwavering commitment to the art of dance and holistic wellness. Her passion for empowering others to discover their own potential shines through in every class she teaches and every client she helps heal. 

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Emma Stanbrough is an accomplished dancer and instructor who brings 15 years of dance experience to Impact Dance Center in Meridian, Idaho. With a diverse background in various dance styles, Emma's passion for movement and artistic expression has been nurtured since she turned 3 at Kennedy School of Dance. From there, she honed her skills and dedication as a member of the Skyview Blue Angels from 2018 to 2022, where she excelled both individually and as part of a team.

Currently, Emma dances with Fuse Collaborative professional group, showcasing her exceptional talent and versatility. As a member of Fuse Collaborative, she continues to push boundaries and explore new artistic dimensions, constantly seeking growth and innovation within her craft.

 Emma's wealth of experience and expertise make her a valuable addition to the Impact Dance Center community. Her dedication to teaching and sharing her love for dance will now extend to her role as a recreation class instructor. With her infectious enthusiasm, technical prowess, and commitment to fostering a positive and supportive learning environment, Emma is poised to inspire and guide aspiring dancers of all ages and skill levels.

Alyssa

Alyssa began dancing at just three years old in Los Angeles, California, and has over 16 years of dance training in a wide variety of styles, including ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, contemporary, and hip hop. Throughout her competitive dance career, she earned numerous titles and awards, including Thunderstruck's Petite Dance Icon International Title, Dance League USA's Long Beach MVP Top Soloist, and a first-place team finish at Choreographer's Carnival.

She has had the opportunity to train with many respected choreographers and industry professionals, including Derek Hough, Tricia Miranda, Brian Friedman, Heather Morris, Chris Dupre, Hannah Douglass, and Zoi Tatopoulos.

Alyssa discovered her passion for teaching at a young age, beginning as a dance assistant at just 11 years old. Since then, she has enjoyed helping dancers build confidence, strengthen their technique, and discover their own unique artistry.

After moving to the Treasure Valley in 2021, Alyssa danced with the Skyview Blue Angels Dance Team from 2021–2024 and performed with AF Dance Fam at World of Dance under the direction of Austin Fernando. She also spent two years as a member of the University of Idaho Spirit Squad while continuing to assist and substitute teach dance classes throughout the Moscow-Pullman area.

Alyssa is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Science in Nursing while continuing to share her love of dance with the next generation. She is passionate about creating a fun, encouraging, and supportive classroom where every dancer feels confident to grow, challenge themselves, and enjoy the journey.