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Melanie Goldring ’13

From Student Volunteer to Executive Director
Melanie Goldring ’13 was recently appointed executive director of AYUDA, a diabetes education and youth empowerment organization where she first began volunteering as a Campbell Hall student. Along the way, Melanie earned dual master’s degrees in social work and social policy from Washington University in St. Louis, where she received the university’s Emerging Leader Award for her work with AYUDA and other international nonprofits.
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