Ana Romero, Ph.D., is an experienced higher education professional currently serving as an Associate Project Scientist at UCLA School of Education and Information Studies, focusing on NIH's Diversity Program Consortium Coordination and Evaluation Center research project. Previously, Ana held the role of Assistant Director for the Master of Education in Student Affairs Program, where responsibilities included teaching, advising, and curriculum assessment. Ana's past positions include Research Analyst at UCLA, Assistant Director for Residential Life at the University of the Pacific, and Residence Hall Director at Northern Arizona University, with a strong emphasis on program management, staff supervision, and student engagement. Ana earned a Ph.D. in Higher Education and Organizational Change from UCLA, complemented by a Master's degree in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics and Sociology from UCLA.
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UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies
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Education and information are deeply ingrained in UCLA’s DNA. Nearly a century ago, a small Los Angeles “branch” of the University of California opened its doors as a teaching college to meet the needs of a rapidly growing metropolis.