Ashley, a 2016 graduate of Cal U has been making a ...

Ashley, a 2016 graduate of Cal U has been making a difference in the community since graduation. Originally an intern her senior year at Auberle on the residential program, Ashley was hired upon gradation as a case manager in the Employment Institute. Since May 2016, Ashley has made not only a difference at Auberle but in every community she has worked in. While working at Auberle, Ashley has earned her Master's Degree from the University of Pittsburgh concentrating in Community Organizing Social Action and she is now attending Robert Morris University working towards her Ph.D. in Instructional Management and Leadership researching in workforce development. In the three years working at Auberle's Employment Institute, she was promoted to the Project Manager of the Auberle Northside Employment Institute. This initiative, funded by the Buhl Foundation, is to provide workforce development services to Pittsburgh's Northside Communities. She has built this project from the ground up and continues to be the driving force behind the heralded success of the program. The most admirable success that she has had in this role is how well she has integrated into the Northside Community and displayed a genuine want for the well-being and success of all the individuals that she serves.

Although Ashley's current work has been focused on the Northside of Pittsburgh, Ashley has done a lot of work in the Mon Valley communities as well. While completing her MSW, she interned at the McKeesport Hospital Foundation where she worked with the Director to make the Mon Valley communities safer and healthier. Because of her internship and the other work in the Mon Valley communities, she was named the Social Leader in 2018 through the Mon River Fleet Women of Achievement award. Ashley is also very involved with the Huntington's Disease Society of America, where she is the Chair of Fundraising for the National Youth Alliance. With this position, Ashley is a huge advocate in and around the HD community and raises money from youth affected by HD. Ashley's professional work and the impact she has made on countless lives shows everyday in the work she does.

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