31 min
153. Navigating the Commuter College Experience with Dr. Tiffany Herbert The Back to Me Podcast
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- Self-Improvement
If you choose to enroll in college as a commuter student, building strong connections with campus resources will need to be your priority. In this week’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Tiffany Herbert, Licensed Clinical Psychologist and the Associate Vice President of Health and Well-Being at California State University, Dominguez Hills. Dr. Herbert shares how she co-founded Sisters United, a mentoring program dedicated to pair young women of color with faculty staff members, who have similar career interests or academic backgrounds in common. As a commuter, find out how valuable establishing a mentor relationship can be when seeking to preserve your culture and build a powerful connection of community on campus.
Dr. Herbert completed her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Alliant International University - Los Angeles, and she received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Loyola Marymount University. She manages a multifaceted portfolio of services that include medical, mental health, basic needs, interpersonal abuse advocacy, case management, and health education programs. Dr. Herbert has proudly served the CSUDH community for 20 years and has developed countless programs designed to increase mental health for students, staff, and faculty. Most notably is the creation of Sisters United Mentoring Program for Black Women, which has connected hundreds of students with mentoring experience and resources for life success. To learn more about Dr. Herbert and her work, connect with her via email at therbert@csudh.edu, IG @torowellness or visit CSUDH.edu.
If you choose to enroll in college as a commuter student, building strong connections with campus resources will need to be your priority. In this week’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Tiffany Herbert, Licensed Clinical Psychologist and the Associate Vice President of Health and Well-Being at California State University, Dominguez Hills. Dr. Herbert shares how she co-founded Sisters United, a mentoring program dedicated to pair young women of color with faculty staff members, who have similar career interests or academic backgrounds in common. As a commuter, find out how valuable establishing a mentor relationship can be when seeking to preserve your culture and build a powerful connection of community on campus.
Dr. Herbert completed her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Alliant International University - Los Angeles, and she received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Loyola Marymount University. She manages a multifaceted portfolio of services that include medical, mental health, basic needs, interpersonal abuse advocacy, case management, and health education programs. Dr. Herbert has proudly served the CSUDH community for 20 years and has developed countless programs designed to increase mental health for students, staff, and faculty. Most notably is the creation of Sisters United Mentoring Program for Black Women, which has connected hundreds of students with mentoring experience and resources for life success. To learn more about Dr. Herbert and her work, connect with her via email at therbert@csudh.edu, IG @torowellness or visit CSUDH.edu.
31 min