EHD Cares
EHD Cares is an initiative that was started after a series of discussions at the School of Education and Human Development about how to better build and connect our community. Faculty, staff and students are nominated by their fellow colleagues for work they are doing in the community outside of their daily roles here at the School of Education and Human Development. This gives us an opportunity to get to know each other across our own community, see how people are involved in meaningful ways, and provide a connection for others if they want to get involved in similar causes. Read the profiles below of our recent nominees and please nominate one of your fellow School of Education and Human Development colleagues.
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Joey Carls
Read moreSince Joey started at the School of Education and Human Development he has become a Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician and was a crew captain with the Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad. He spends evenings and weekends literally saving the lives of people across the City and County. Read more about Joey and learn about the local rescue squad.
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Jennifer LoCasale-Crouch
Read moreDr. LoCasale-Crouch is an active, compassionate citizen within the local Charlottesville community. She organizes a CASTL Caring Committee and regularly rallies students, staff, and faculty within our research center to be connected within the community.
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Natasha Heny
Read moreNatasha volunteers her time to mentor a group of local high school students through the college application process.
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Mimi Arbeit
Read moreMimi has been active in Showing up for Racial Justice and has taken on a leadership role in organizing around community response to A11 and A12.