Professor Judy Staveley is an instructor and a Triathlete who teaches at several colleges in the Maryland area. She serves as a spokeswoman and advocate for several Biological, Health medicine and Forensic science organizations. Additionally, as a Triathlete, and National Health/Fitness Specialist she assists in several community programs to initiative "health in youth sports" and is part of the USA Swimming, USA Hockey and USAT organizations.

Professor Judy Staveley was born in San Antonio, Texas. Her undergraduate education was completed at the University of Alaska Anchorage in pre-med curriculum. She graduated with honors and Leadership honors along with the Honor Society Tribeta. A Bachelor of Science in Biology with research focused on Toxicology was rewarded to Staveley. Staveley pursued her dream of becoming a Forensic Scientist, by enrolling and completing a Masters of Science degree in Forensic Science specializing in DNA and Serology at the medical school of University of Florida - Gainesville School of Pharmacy. She continued with schooling and pursued a second Masters degree in Biological Sciences and Emerging Diseases. Finally she completed her doctoral in Health Psychology and continued to pursue her career in teaching Biological Sciences and Health.