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Senior Coordinator
Senior Coordinator
Administrative Assistant II
Graduate Assistant
404 Memorial Hall
Graduate Assistant
404 Memorial Hall
Tiffany R. Smith joined the MSP team in June 2017. She earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in Intercultural Communications from Bowling Green State University and a Master’s of Art in Integrated Global Communication with an emphasis on the African Diaspora at Kennesaw State University. Throughout her higher education career, Tiffany worked diligently to create a more intersectional and inclusive environment at the universities she attended by focusing on issues of anti-blackness, misogynoir, homophobia, and transphobia. Her hardwork earned her the 2013-2014 Outstanding Graduate Student award presented by the African and African Diaspora Studies program and 2014-2015 Presidential Commission on Racial and Ethnic Dialogue R.O.H. Social Justice Award both from Kennesaw State University. Beyond her social justice activism within academia, Tiffany worked for Amnesty International, The Walter Rodney Foundation, Atlanta Jobs with Justice, and is a Founding Member at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. In her previous role, she served as the Program Coordinator for the Center for Global Diversity and Inclusion at Agnes Scott College. In her free time Tiffany is a photographer.
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Norma A. Nuñez joined the MSP department in June 2017. She earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in History from Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) in Laredo, Texas and a Master’s of Science in Educational Administration, with a focus on Student Affairs, from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. Prior to beginning her work with MSP, Norma worked serving and advising first-generation students, student-veterans, and student leaders all in order to promote retention and success in college during her attendance in both TAMIU and Texas A&M. Norma also traveled abroad twice during her undergraduate career and once during her graduate career. She spent two weeks in Santiago de Chile exploring politics, social issues, and gender roles, which sparked her interest to continue traveling and studying the social factors that influence a society. She moved on to spend a year studying at the University of Helsinki in Finland for an academic year where she focused on gender studies and social history. Lastly, she traveled to Cape Town, South Africa where she served as a Teaching Assistant in global leadership and service classes for LeadAbroad, Inc. All of these experiences have allowed Norma to find her passion in helping students, particularly multicultural students, in achieving their goals, both academic and non-academic. In her free time, Norma continues to enjoy traveling, playing guitar, exploring museums, attending concerts, and going to the movie theater.
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Mrs. Sandra is a native Athenian. She joined the office in 2004 after retiring with thirty years of service in the business industry. During retirement, she returned to school to study Marketing and Management which set her on a new career path in Student Affairs. She enjoys listening to and working with students and has a passion for planning events.
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