Tiffany-Chrissy Mbeng

Pre-Dental / Research Mentor

Biological Sciences B.S | George Washington University

Tiffany-Chrissy Mbeng, originally from Cameroon and Brazil, is an alumna of Saint Timothy's School, an all-girls boarding school in Maryland. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from The George Washington University and is now pursuing her graduate studies at Rutgers School of Biomedical and Health Sciences. With a passion for leadership, she co-founded the Black Girl Pre-Health Collective and the Pre-Dental Society, providing spaces of support and empowerment for Black girls and pre-dental students alike.

Tiffany's research is driven by her commitment to rewriting oral health policy in Africa. Her thesis work in Kenya explored the impact of water quality on oral health outcomes, and she recently completed a Graduate Research Fellowship at Harvard University. This experience has solidified her belief in the power of research to create meaningful change.

Outside of her academic pursuits, Tiffany uses social media to mentor pre-health students and share her journey. Her passion for graphic design allows her to help private practices with branding and social media strategies. Dedicated to giving back, Tiffany embraces every opportunity to mentor and inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals.