TLC@LMU Staff
2009-2010
TLC@LMU Program Coordinator
A. Robert Lee
TLC@LMU Office Assistants
Daniella Jenkins
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Class: Sophomore 2012
Major: Business Administration
Daniella is a very active young lady. She has a passion for helping African-American students excel to become the leaders they deserve to be. She works as an Admissions intern on campus during the school year to recruit African-American students with Mr. Mason. She also is a part time employee at Apple, Inc. Daniella is going into her sophomore year. She is an illustrious member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc and the Anti- Basileus of her chapter on campus Rho Eta. When entering LMU, Daniella participated in TLC. She loved it and felt that it helped create the successful college student she is today. During the next year Daniella will participate in R.I.S.E. (Rains Intercultural Suite Experience). Over the next few years, she hopes to be more involved and reach her goals.
Danielle Santos
Hometown: San Diego, CA
Class: Senior 2010
Major: Communication Studies
Minors: African-Americans Studies & Theater Arts
Danielle’s passion is helping people realize and acknowledge their full potential. She is an advocate for uplifting others and speaking out for the unheard when facing injustices. As a firm believer in God, she believes that He has imbedded in her heart a genuine love and care for others. Danielle is certain that if she can put a smile on someone's face, warm their heart and uplift their spirits, then she has fulfilled her passion. You can find Danielle almost everywhere around LMU, but mostly in the Black Community. The former Resident Advisor is now a Program Assistant and works as a Facilities Supervisor in Malone for all Campus Rec Student Center Facilities. Danielle has held various positions such as the Vice President of Sankofa Society, Events Coordinator for Sistah Friends, Sergeant at Arms for the Black Student Union. Adding to her extensive LMU résumé she is also a member of the Student Alumni Association, Mekwaa, Harmony Unison of Beats and Virtuous Motion Spiritual Dancers. Not to mention she is a member of the TLC class of 2012 and was a TLC Resident Advisor the following year. Above all, she is a proud member of the Tau Delta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and she was awarded the Dr. Cheryl Grills Community Outreach and Student Leadership Award at the 2008-2009 Black Student Service and Leadership Awards.
Tiffany Turner
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Class: Sophomore 2012
Major: Undeclared Bellarmine College Liberal Arts
Tiffany is an outgoing and goal-oriented individual. She is a big family person and is aware all is possible through the Lord. She loves life and admires all its possibilities. She finds beauty in all things and loves getting to know all people. She is known for smiling; an all around joyful person. While seen as very busy, balance is essential; she works hard and does amazing things while enjoying her life. Tiffany rocks to her own beat while staying true to herself. She is a princess becoming the queen she is meant to be and the people around her are royalty in their own right. Finding her way at LMU, she works with Associated Students of Loyola Marymount University (ASLMU), which facilitates all things LMU-especially known for LMU events, is a member of the Black Student Union (BSU), and is ready to spread her wings as her LMU life progresses. To be smart and successful is outstanding, but even more, she wants to be kind, compassionate, and respectable. Yearning to be a life learner, she not only uses education to think intensely and critically but also to achieve with ever-increasing capacity the genuine aspirations of her life.
TLC@LMU Resident Advisors
Brittany Crockett
Hometown: Orange County, CA
Class: Senior 2010
Major: Communication Studies
Brittany Crockett has benefited from the TLC program through gaining strength and knoweldge not only the first year, but through all 3 of her years at LMU and the TLC prgram. The TLC prgrogram has challenged Brittany academically and morally forming her into the women she has become and has aspired to be. The TLC program was the beginng of Brittany's involvement here at LMU. Since then she has participated in Alternative breaks to New Orleans, BSU serving as the 2008-2009 corresponding secretary, a 2008-2009 ASLMU senator, student representative on the committee for the status of women at LMU, Ghana study abroad participant, an orientation leader, and an RA for the TLC program, for she hopes to give back for all that she has gained through this program. Next semester will be Brittany's senior year, and she will be attending the Washington Center for an internship program 1st semester interning with a broadcast journalism company of her choice, for that is what she hope to pursue after graduation. Brittany is committed to the TLC program for she holds it very near and dear to her heart and hopes to give back as much as possible.
Haileigh Nelson
Hometown: Corona, CA
Class: Junior 2011
Major: Natural Science
Haileigh Jade Nelson is a Junior Natural Science major with emphasis on Physical Therapy. She is passionate about giving back to her community and serving those in need. During her short time here at LMU, she has become involved in many things on campus and she plans to continue her involvement in the years to come. She became an Executive Board member for the Women's Club Basketball team on-campus, and worked hard to help lead her team to win the regional tournament in Tuscan, Arizona before participating in the national tournament for College Intramural Sports in Detroit, Michigan. She also became an Executive Board member of Higher Learning Bible Study with Elder Ben Stephens. To go along with that, she is also a second year Orientation Leader and a certified student Personal Trainer on-campus. She is a member of the TLC class of 2011 and is very enthusiastic about welcoming the TLC class of 2009.
Jeffrey Dolliole
Hometown: Los Angles, CA
Class: Junior 2011
Major: Communication Studies
Jeffrey is an out going individual and a people person. He is like a magnet and draws people to him. His belief in a higher being allows him to see college life through a broader window without any color lines. Jeffrey strives to be a leader in all aspects of his life. He displays his leader qualities in his academics, sports and social life. He is enjoying the full benefits of his Loyola Marymount University (LMU) college life while ensuring he stays focus on his goals and objective. Jeffrey feels you must be able to balance the rigid college requirements while having fun! He is currently on the Deans List with a 3.5 GPA in his major and also received the Peoples Choice Award for his outstanding referee skills in Basketball, a sport he also loves to play. Jeffrey is a self-less person who has a passion to help others; he never hesitates to volunteer his assistance when ever needed without being asked. He strives to give back and lead by example. He is involved in many groups on campus at LMU such as The Learning Community (TLC) Class of 2011, the Voices of Joy, The Brothers of Consciousness (BOC), he is the Treasurer of Higher Learner Bible Study, an active member of the Black Student Union (BSU) and the Vice Polemarch of the Beta Omega Chapter of The Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., just to name a few. With a resume like this it’s obvious he has a serious passion to mingle and network within a diverse environment enjoying all people and the many differences.
Aundrey Page
Hometown: San Jose, CA
Class: Sophomore 2011
Majors: Business Marketing and Pyschology
Aundrey commits himself everyday to making a difference in the world. He is an outgoing and fun-loving person who is constantly laughing and joking. He encourages not only himself, but also his peers to achieve their highest potential and to put the time and effort into their school work. He is a leader that likes to provide a vision and mission that others may follow. Moreover, his 3.77 GPA is a testament to his belief that academics come before all else. He attributes all of his success and accomplishments to the values and lessons that he learned while participating in the TLC program. Even though he is just a sophomore, Aundrey is involved in many organizations on campus. He is the President of the Brothers of Consciousness (BOC), an African-American male organization that is dedicated to the advancement and support of young black males in college. He is also the Program Coordinator of the Black Students Union (BSU), an Associate Justice in ASLMU (Student Government), a member of The Learning Community Class of 2012, an active member of Higher Learning Bible Study, and much more. Finally, he was awarded the Hill Harper Emerging Leader Award at the 2008-2009 Black Student Service and Leadership Awards.