Tiffany Daniels

Professor Tiffany Daniels is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Central Florida (UCF) since 2022, specializing in Psychology. She holds a BS in Psychology (summa cum laude, Ball State University, 2003) and an MA in Psychology with a Counseling specialization (University of Florida, 2005). Her career spans over 15 years in higher education, combining teaching, counseling, and mentorship. She has served at institutions like Valencia College and Southern New Hampshire University, where she acted as a subject matter expert and faculty mentor.

Her research focuses on women’s mental health, LGBT issues, motivation/emotion, memory, and early childhood development. She has mentored undergraduate researchers and collaborated with teaching assistants to advance psychology education. Notable awards include the Valencia College Faculty Association Award (2016) and Seminole State’s Adjunct Excellence Award (2018).

Prof. Daniels has accrued over 200 hours of professional development, earning certificates in Active Learning and Digital Professor methodologies. She currently teaches courses such as General Psychology, Sexual Behavior, and Psychopathology at UCF.