Casey Mellody
About Casey Mellody
Casey Mellody - VP of Programs at Project Transformation North Texas
Casey Mellody currently holds the title of Vice President of Programs at Project Transformation North Texas. Her role involves overseeing the implementation and quality of various programs aimed at empowering young adults and transforming local communities. Her journey with the organization began during her undergraduate years and has spanned several key positions, demonstrating her long-term commitment and passion.
Casey Mellody's Educational Background
Casey Mellody holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Religious Studies and English from Southern Methodist University. Moreover, she has earned a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies from Perkins School of Theology. These academic achievements have equipped her with a foundational understanding of theology and religious studies, central to her work in ministry and program development.
Casey Mellody's Early Involvement with Project Transformation North Texas
Casey Mellody began her involvement with Project Transformation North Texas as an undergraduate student at Southern Methodist University from 2001-2004. During this period, she served as a reading tutor for the organization's after-school program and held a summer internship in 2002. Her early contributions helped lay the groundwork for her long-term engagement with the organization.
Casey Mellody's Roles at Project Transformation North Texas
Over the years, Casey Mellody has worn multiple hats within Project Transformation North Texas. Beyond her initial roles as a reading tutor and summer intern, she has served as a House Pastor and Program Quality Coach. Most recently, she spent six years as the Director of Programming & Leadership Development, where she played a crucial part in shaping the organization's impact on young adults and local communities.
Casey Mellody's Calling and Vision for Ministry
Her extensive experience with Project Transformation North Texas has fueled Casey Mellody's calling to be in ministry with young adults. She is passionate about exploring innovative ways of 'being church' to foster community transformation through relationships. Her vision focuses on finding new methods to connect with and positively impact local communities.