Dana Schrader is a Business Intelligence Professional in the Office of Information Technologies at the University of Notre Dame. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from Saint Mary's College and a Master's of Business Administration from Indiana University. She is excited to bring her love of numbers and data to help JOYS make more data-driven decisions.

When she is not working, Dana's focus is on her family. You'll find her cheering on her kids at gymnastics meets (her youngest is on the Joys team), the softball field and at marching band competitions. She's also an amateur backyard beekeeper with her husband.

Harrison Metz is Associate General Counsel of 1st Source Bank. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Purdue University, his Juris Doctor from Valparaiso University Law School, and a Master’s in Business Administration from Ball State University. Harrison brings a background in problem-solving, fact-finding, and finance management.

Harrison’s two daughters are both JOYS gymnasts, with one on the competitive team. He spends a lot of his time at JOYS and enjoys spending time with his family. He also volunteers through Junior Achievement and Granger Community Church. 

Pamela Smith has been a small business owner for more than 20 years and brings that experience to her role on the Joys Gymnastics board.  She is passionate about helping all children have access to the gym's programs and the opportunities they provide. 

Pamela is mom to one of Joys' Competition Team gymnastic athletes.  In her free time, Pamela enjoys reading and spending time with her family. 

Jhaylee Busby joined the board with a lifelong love for gymnastics. A Michigan native, Jhaylee holds a bachelor’s in sociology from Western Michigan University and a master’s in criminal justice from Michigan State University. By day, she works at the University of Notre Dame as a program manager, bringing extensive experience in research and policy operations in the Keough School of Global Affairs. 

Jhaylee is passionate about staying active in the local community, creating great experiences for young athletes. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends and family, traveling, and painting. 

Andrea brings both professional expertise and a passion for community to her role as Vice President of Joys Gymnastics.  With a background in accounting and human resources, Andrea enjoys finding ways to help organizations grow, strengthen their foundations, and reach their full potential.  She has a special heart for nonprofit work and values creating spaces where children and families feel supported.

Beyond Joys, Andrea is actively involved in supporting her children's interests in Girl Scourts, Girls on the Run, theatre, and other activities.  She is proud to contribute her skills and energy to Joys and is dedicated to ensuring the gym continues to be a place where athletes can thrive.

Amanda is a Co-Owner of Psych Pointe, a mental health practice in Mishawaka.  

She earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Purdue University and her Master's degree in Social Work from Indiana University South Bend.  Just as Amanda's vision at Psych Pointe is to provide equal access to mental health care for the Michiana community, she also proudly supports Joys'  mission of providing affordable opportunities for local families to experience the sport of gymnastics.

Outside of her professional work, Amanda is the proud mom of two beautiful daughters, with her

 youngest competing on the Joys competitive team. 

Mark Shroyer serves as a Board Member at Large for Joys Gymnastics, an organization that has been important to his family's life.  His daughter, Izabella, began gymnastics at age four and is now in her fifth year on the competition team.  Through her experience, Mark has seen firsthand the dedication, discipline, and teamwork that gymnastics fosters in young athletes.

Professionally, Mark works as a Radiation Safety Officer, where safety, accountability, and attention to detail are essential.  He hopes to bring that same focus to supporting a safe, positive, and encouraging environment at Joys.  Mark is grateful for the opportunity to give back to a community that has meant so much to his family and to support the continued success of its athletes, coaches, and families.