Amy Colver, MSSA, MA, LISW, OSW-C, is a Sr. Education and Online Content Specialist in Health Information and Publications at Susan G. Komen. She received her Master of Science in Social ‎Administration (MSSA) and her Master of Arts in Bioethics (MA) from Case Western Reserve University (CWRU). ‎Amy has several years of clinical experience in oncology social work. She has worked primarily in outpatient cancer centers. In addition to her clinical responsibilities, Amy is a member of the Association of Oncology Social ‎Workers (AOSW), serving on the Communications Committee. She has been the editor of the AOSW Newsletter since the summer of 2021 and now serves as Editor-in-Chief. She has volunteered with several organizations, including The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, The Cleveland ‎Hope Lodge, The Gathering Place, and The Jack, Joseph, and ‎Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at CWRU. She has served on various committees ‎within her places of employment and has been involved in psychosocial research. Her career is a testament to her passion for providing psychosocial care to patients and their support systems facing cancer.

Melody Griffith received a master's degree in social work from Arizona State University in 2010. She completed an internship at a hospital where she was assigned to the oncology floor and later hired as a social worker. She fell in love with oncology and moved to the outpatient setting to establish longer-term relationships with patients through cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. Melody began her employment at Mayo Clinic in 2016. She created and facilitated several support groups including Multiple Myeloma, Caregiver, and AYA groups, has been instrumental in process and program development, education of staff, and continues to further the work of psycho-oncology care. She has a special place in her heart for young adult patients and continues to learn and grow from her interactions with them.