2011 Anne Rudigier Award

November 9, 2011

Meghan Burke (center) with AUCD President-Elect Tony Antosh and AUCD President Dan Crimmins
Meghan Burke (center) with AUCD President-Elect Tony Antosh and AUCD President Dan Crimmins

This award is named for Anne Rudigier, a young woman who demonstrated that one individual's commitment, energy, love of life, and respect for all people can be shared and can persevere through others. Presented by the Rudigier Family to commemorate the accomplishments and commitment of their daughter Anne, this award recognizes an outstanding AUCD trainee demonstrating a commitment to supporting people with developmental disabilities and their families.

Meghan R. Burke, MS

Vanderbilt Kennedy Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, Vanderbilt University

In Recognition of Your Commitment, Leadership, and Potential

"Meghan Burke is a bright, motivated, and dedicated young professional who has accomplished much in a short time. She demonstrates an unparalleled combination of accomplishment and commitment to serving people with disabilities and their families. Among all of the VKC UCEDD trainees, Meghan is the first to conceptualize, institute, lead, and expand a statewide training project over a multi-year period."

Award Acceptance