Stephanie Robinson, MBA

Stephanie works in the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) program, where she supports students from educationally and economically disadvantaged backgrounds. She provides academic advising, assists with course planning, and helps students stay on track toward graduation. She also connects students with campus resources that promote personal, academic, and financial well-being. Mrs. Robinson collaborates with departments across the College to ensure EOF students receive holistic support.

Stephanie is a higher education professional dedicated to supporting students from diverse, underserved populations. She has led key initiatives within the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) program, such as designing and managing comprehensive workshops and leadership development opportunities that foster student retention, academic success, and professional growth. She also mentors student leaders and collaborates across campus to enhance resources and support systems tailored to the needs of historically marginalized populations. Stephanie teaches as an adjunct professor, helping students explore business principles and develop academic confidence. Stephanie’s professional journey also includes impactful work in reentry services, where she helped formerly incarcerated individuals overcome barriers to employment through advocacy, workforce development programs, and individualized support. Her contributions were recognized in a published reentry initiative focused on reducing recidivism, reflecting her commitment to social equity. Holding an MBA in Finance, Stephanie brings strong expertise in accounting, budget management, and institutional reporting, having managed program finances and compliance in both higher education and nonprofit settings.