Dr. Kristina Blyer serves as the Associate Vice President for Health and Well-Being at James Madison University. She provides leadership and oversight for the Counseling Center, Well-Dukes, University Health Center, and University Recreation, advancing a wholistic approach to student health, well-being, and success. She also serves as co-chair for JMU's President's Council for Health and Well-Being, helping to guide university-wide efforts that foster a culture of well-being across the campus community.

Kristina received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Eastern Mennonite University, followed by a Master of Science in Nursing and Doctor of Nursing Practice from James Madison University. Before joining JMU, she worked in acute care hospital nursing and home health, building a strong clinical foundation that continues to inform her leadership approach. She began her JMU career as a registered nurse and has held a variety of clinical and leadership roles while advancing her education. Prior to her current position, she served as Director of the University Health Center and continues to serve as an adjunct instructor in the JMU School of Nursing.

Outside of her professional role, Kristina enjoys spending time with her husband and their three teenage children. She is an avid gardener, enjoys horseback riding, and values opportunities to spend time in nature. Her personal and professional passions reflect a deep commitment to health, well-being, lifelong learning, and helping others thrive.