Tiffany Beth McMillan's Page

Proper First Name: (Required)

Tiffany

What year did you begin at MSU? (four digit)

1990

In what year did you leave? (four digit)

1993

What was your Major?

Biology

In what organizations and clubs did you participate?

1992-1993 Miss Morgan State University
Student Government Association
Biology Club
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (Fall, 2002)
Epsilon Omega Chapter

Interests:

I enjoy my (happy) relationship, working too much, and spending time with family, especially my mom and my sisters, Angela and Sally (all of whom are Morgan alumni). We travel to Las Vegas for a "girls" vacation every year!

About Me:

Dr. Tiffany Beth McMillan was appointed the Director of Morgan State University’s Office of Student Retention on October 1, 2003. The purpose of the Morgan State University Office of Student Retention is to work in collaboration with the five schools of the university, the Institute of Architecture, and the various academic support programs of the university to provide continuous support for students from matriculation to graduation and to provide a structure and forum for the ongoing review and evaluation of all programs, services, policies, procedures, and behaviors that affect or influence the quality of student life and learning. Prior to her appointment as Director of Student Retention, Dr. McMillan served for three years as the Coordinator of the ACCESS-SUCCESS program, a summer bridge program for freshmen at Morgan State University. Also, for two years Dr. McMillan worked as an Academic Advisor for the Comprehensive Program for Undeclared Majors at Morgan State University.

Prior to her employment history at Morgan State University, Dr. McMillan worked for six years for the Society for In Vitro Biology, a non-profit research association headquartered in Largo, Maryland. From 1994 to 1999, Dr. McMillan worked as Meetings & Exhibits Manager, as well as Program Coordinator for the association. Immediately following the completion of her undergraduate degree, Dr. McMillan went to work for Birch & Davis Associates, Inc., in Washington, D.C., as a management consultant and meeting planner. There, she contracted with government agencies such as the Administration of Children, Youth, and Families and the National Institutes of Health, as well as private sector organizations like the Alliance to End Childhood Lead Poisoning, to coordinate various meeting and functions.

Dr. McMillan enjoys teaching her Health 100 and 111 classes at Morgan State University, community service, travel, and supporting her church’s youth and women’s ministries. Youth and college-age adults are her passion and are the focus of her public health research. Her desire is to do whatever she can personally, academically, and professionally to ensure the success and achievement of African American youth and young adults.

Current State of Residence:

Maryland

Current City of Residence:

Baltimore

Hometown:

Baltimore

In what industry are you professionally networking / connected?

Higher Education, Morgan State University

Relationship Status:

In a Relationship