Her students have won awards at the local, state and national level. Gregor's own dance studies have allowed her to attend the North Carolina Governor's School for Dance. She has performed at the American College Dance Festival and the North Carolina Dance Festival, as well as the JD Project, The Movin' Company, the Asheville Ballet, and of course the Center Stage Performing Company.

Gregor served as Miss Asheville 2001 and went on to compete in the Miss North Carolina Pageant in Raleigh, where she was named a Miss North Carolina Scholar Finalist. Gregor continues her involvement with the Miss America program and is now Co-Executive Director of the Miss Asheville Scholarship Pageant.

In addition, Gregor is currently Director of the National League of Junior Cotillions Asheville Chapter, which she founded in August 2001. The program offers instruction in manners, etiquette and ballroom dancing to students throughout Buncombe County. Over 800 students in kindergarten through high school have participated in the program. Gregor was honored to be named New Director of the Year and Highest Enrollment for the First Year in 2002 by the National League of Junior Cotillions, where she also earned a Presidential Award. Recently, the NLJC Asheville Chapter was named one of the Top Twenty cotillions in the country by the National League.

Active in the community, Gregor serves as President of the Sweet Briar College Alumnae Club of Asheville and a member of the Junior League of Asheville.