Tiffani Robertson

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Associate Director of Admissions at Governors State University

Tiffani Robertson started her career in education as a student worker at DeVry University. After graduating with her Bachelor degree in Networking and Communications Management, she obtained her first full time position at DeVry as a Transfer Credit Coordinator. Within her five years there, she was promoted to Senior Transfer Credit Coordinator and then Team Lead and also earned her Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing. Tiffani then went on to be the Coordinator of Articulation and Degree Audit at NEIU, where she built the institutions first major degree audits, articulation agreements, and transfer guides. She began her journey with Governors State University in the role of Admissions and Records Supervisor in 2013.  Tiffani is now the Associate Director of Admissions.  She is currently enrolled in the Educational Administration Foundations – Higher Education PhD program. Tiffani will wrap up the coursework portion of the program in Fall 2019.   

In addition to her full time position at GSU, she is also an Adjunct Faculty member and a doctoral student at Illinois State University. Tiffani is currently enrolled in the Educational Administration Foundations – Higher Education PhD program and will wrap up the coursework portion of the program in Fall 2019. Tiffani has been a member of her state’s ACRAO, IACRAO, for several years and has served as the chair-elect for her district, Equal Educational Opportunities Officer, and Communications Manager. For AACRAO, she serves as the Chair for the Nominations and Elections Committee and is also a member of the Black Caucus, Member Engagement and Outreach Committee, and the Women’s Caucus where she serves as the Professional Activities Manager. Previously, Tiffani has been a member, Vice-Chair, and Chair of the Admissions Policies and Practices Committee. Tiffani has presented at five IACRAO Annual Conferences and four AACRAO Annual Meetings.  

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