About Danielle Isabelle-Berrien:

Danielle is originally from Vermont, but has spent much of her adult life in the southwest. She was an advisor for 13 years in Tucson – at both the University of Arizona (UA) and Pima Community College (PCC). Danielle has taught courses in student success, major exploration, and transfer strategies. In addition, she was a Career Services Director at a small Vermont college for two years. Danielle has guided hundreds of students, including many coming to UNM, through the transfer process towards completing their educational and career goals.

Danielle has advised in a variety of settings and student populations – CNM humanities transfer students to UNM, the prescribed programs of the UA College of Education, the undeclared or unadmitted to majors students in the UA College of Letters, Arts, & Sciences, the graduate students of the UA American Indian Studies program, and the many PCC students headed to 4-year institutions in lots of different directions.

Lastly, Danielle earned a BS in Family & Consumer Sciences from U Maine-Farmington and an M.Ed. in Counseling from Northern Arizona University. In her free time she enjoys nature walks, attending jazz or world music shows, crafting, and finding the next “best” gluten-free muffin or cookie recipe to bake!