345 N. Monmouth Ave.
Monmouth, OR 97361

Mandy Stanley has a Bachelor’s degree in Child and Family Studies from PSU and a Master’s degree from WOU in Special Education with an endorsement in EI/ECSE. She has worked in the Early Childhood Education Field for the past 15 years bringing expertise in inclusion, adult learning, working with families, and screening and assessment.























Mandy worked for TRI as an ECE trainer and as the Director of the TRI Child Development Center before leaving to expand her knowledge and skills through work as an early intervention specialist working with infants and toddlers with moderate to severe disabilities and as a adjunct faculty member for both Linn Benton Community College and Chemeketa Community College. She returned to TRI to assume a number of roles including technical assistance specialist, adjunct faculty for the WOU Early Childhood Department and as project coordinator on a collaborative grant with Willamette Valley Community Health. Mandy is currently working across a diverse group of projects including PEPI as a TA, project EF as the project coordinator and the Transformation Funds Grant as the project coordinator.























In addition to her duties at TRI, Mandy serves on the Chemeketa Child Development Center Advisory Board, the Coalition for Children and Families with Special Needs (Marion County), the Early Learning Hub Inc. (Marion County’s Early Learning Hub), the State Interagency Coordinating Council and is the Vice President on the Board of Directors for Creating Opportunities.























Mandy has a passion for the greater good of children and families and believes strongly in a strength based approach to help set-up sustainable systems that support positive outcomes for children and families. She feels strongly about her role in assisting families to support their goals and dreams for their child