Michelle Weaver
About Michelle Weaver
Michelle Weaver is a Senior Associate and Communications Lead at Aptive Resources, where she has worked since 2017. She also serves as Chief Program Officer at Edwards Educational Services, Inc. and has a background in psychology and vocational training.
Work at Aptive Resources
Michelle Weaver has been serving as the Senior Associate and Communications Lead at Aptive Resources since 2017. In her role, she contributes to the development of video treatments and scripts for various promotional, role-playing, and inspirational videos. Her work focuses on enhancing communication strategies and outreach efforts within the organization, which operates in Alexandria, Virginia.
Current Role at Edwards Educational Services, Inc.
Since 2012, Michelle Weaver has held the position of Chief Program Officer at Edwards Educational Services, Inc. in Alexandria, Virginia. In this capacity, she oversees program development and implementation, focusing on educational services that cater to diverse client needs. Her leadership has been instrumental in shaping the organization's approach to educational support.
Previous Experience in Mental Health and Employment Services
Michelle Weaver has a background in mental health and employment services. She worked as a Research Assistant at the National Institute of Mental Health for five months in 2005-2006. Additionally, she served as an Employment Specialist at PRS, Inc. from 2009 to 2011, where she specialized in vocational training for adults with intellectual disabilities and transition-aged youth experiencing psychiatric disorders.
Educational Background
Michelle Weaver studied at Penn State University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Theatre from 1999 to 2002. She furthered her education at New York University, where she obtained a Master of Arts in Psychology from 2003 to 2005. Her educational background supports her work in communications and program development.
Nonprofit Involvement and Community Engagement
Michelle Weaver has served as the administrative co-director of Rock Recovery, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting individuals in their journey to overcome disordered eating. Additionally, she initiated a supported education program in Arlington County’s Behavioral Healthcare Department, aimed at assisting clients in navigating the post-high school educational system. She also worked as an ambassador and instructor for Punk Rope, promoting physical activity to combat childhood obesity.