Mia Jakubowsky
President of Academia, RYT 500
Mia Jakubowsky is bilingual and well versed in English and French. She is highly passionate about creative writing and theatre. Her favorite instrument is drum, and she enjoys using her own vocals as the melody while playing the drums for rhythm. She is deeply attached to her two Lagotto Romagnolo dogs. Her first dog, Coco, is, in fact, The Queen of the World, and Mia’s favorite pastime is singing praises of her majesty. For her, true love has four paws and she believes that there is no greater gift than the love of a dog.
Mia also enjoys being creative and her favorite hobbies are creating new things and drawing. Mia’s past works include artistic cartoon illustrations and corporate logo design jewelry. For her, drawing is a vision on paper and an exercise for a restless imagination.
Her creativity and efforts to make the book ‘Broadening Our Horizons: What can Modern Food Science Learn from Historical Nutritional Practices?’ a masterpiece, is highly commendable. Outside, Mia is an avid tennis player and has participated in competitive matches in both the United States and Spain. She resides in Rye, New York, with her parents, brother, sister, and dogs.
Books & Press Features
The Messenger Feature
Why Should Girls Act More Girly
While women have gained freedom from restrictive social norms, girls are still shamed for expressing femininity on their own terms.
Broadening Our Horizons: The Science of Prenatal Yoga
Written by Mia Jakubowsky
This prenatal yoga textbook guides instructors through philosophy, science, and trimester-specific practices to support women with pregnancy.
Broadening Our Horizons: What Can Modern Food Science Learn From Historic Nutritional Practices?
Co-Authored by Mia Jakubowsky
Dive into the world of Ayurveda and learn about how this ancient practice can impact modern lives.
New York Weekly Feature
ShareLove.Fund’s Youth Leadership Board Turns Wards of the State into Tax Paying Citizens through Yogic Vocational Training
The Share Fund, Inc., crack the code for building distinguished youth leaders, and universities are taking notes!