As Vice President of Community Engagement Impact and Education, Erin McClintock lead’s EVERFI’s work in mental health, well-being, and social and emotional learning. She approaches her work from a strength-based standpoint, and has a diverse array of expertise in mental health, substance use prevention, violence prevention, digital wellness, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. In her role, Erin looks critically at the ways in which technology can make an impact on tackling some of the most seemingly intractable issues facing young people today, and how the public, private, and educational sectors can converge through social impact.

Prior to joining EVERFI. Erin served as a clinical mental health counselor, and held a variety of roles in the mental health and well-being sector within higher education, K12 education, and community wellness. Her work and expertise have been featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education, Parents Magazine, Inside Higher Ed, Thrive Global, Diverse Issues in Higher Education, Popsugar, and several other media outlets.  Erin holds a graduate degree in Mental Health Counseling and completed her post-Master’s education in trauma and addiction counseling.