Cory Richardson-Lauve

Cory Richardson-Lauve has a diverse work experience in various roles. In 1992, they volunteered at Madison House in Charlottesville, VA, where they served as a Program Director, Trainer, and Crisis Contact until 1996. From 1994 to 1997, they worked at Camp Hanover as a Staff Supervisor and Counselor. In 1996, they joined Cardinal Shehan School as a Teacher until 2001. They then joined Boys Town in 2001 as a Family Teacher before transitioning to Virginia Home for Boys and Girls in 2003. At Virginia Home for Boys and Girls, they held multiple positions, including Teaching-Parent, Residential Services Supervisor, Training & Evaluation Manager, Director of Organizational Excellence, and Vice President of Programs, which they currently hold.

Cory Richardson-Lauve completed their Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in English from the University of Virginia from 1991 to 1996. During the same period, they also pursued a Master of Teaching degree from the University of Virginia. The field of study for their Master's degree was not specified.