Pamela Grundy began dancing during the 1950s in her hometown of Windsor , Ontario . Whether dancing, playing basketball, cheerleading or competing in track and field, she loved to run and jump. At the University of Waterloo , Pamela was introduced to modern dance by the legendary choreographer, performer, and teacher, Judy Jarvis. After graduating in 1974 with a BSC in kinesiology/dance, Pamela made her professional debut with the Judy Jarvis Dance and Theatre Company, where she stayed for three years. After teaching both modern dance and track and field as a faculty member at the University of Calgary , Pamela found a dance home in the form of the Danny Grossman Dance Company, of which she has been a member for the past twenty-five years. A featured performer in innumerable international and national tours and countless home seasons, Pamela was named Associate Artistic Director in 1990 and Co-Artistic Director in 2003. She co-authored the Canadian Dancers' Survival Manual and served on the board of directors of the Dance In Canada Association and the Dance Committee of the Toronto Arts Council. Pamela is currently on the board of Dance Collection Danse, is chair of the Judy Jarvis Dance Foundation, and along with her partner, Randy Glynn, is co-director of the Granville Ferry Summer Dance Program in Nova Scotia.