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“Tiffani Blake is uniquely qualified for this position. An alumna of CNR, she is deeply committed to the College’s mission and brings a wealth of student development knowledge and experience to her new role,” President Judith Huntington said in a statement.
Most recently, Blake served as the special assistant to the president for Mission and Board Relations.
Blake previously held continuously progressive positions of responsibility in student life at CNR, including as associate director of Student Development and director of Student Development.
In her new role, Blake will directly supervise areas and programs that enhance student engagement and campus life including: student activities, residence life, health and wellness initiatives, orientation, student leadership, judicial affairs, commuter student services, and play a leadership role in the coordination of student success communities for new students, which are being developed with the aid of the multi-million dollar federal grants the college recently received.
Blake will also provide outreach to all campuses and promote an educational environment which celebrates diversity, encourages personal growth, and recognizes individual needs.
Blake earned her bachelor's degree in psychology from The College of New Rochelle and two subsequent master's degrees: the first in psychology from Baruch College, and the second in higher and post-secondary education from Teachers College of Columbia University
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