Aliento Staff
Lily Vasquez
Aliento Program Administrator
Lily joins Pepperdine in 2021 as the Program Administrator for the Clinical Psychology, Aliento program located at our Irvine graduate campus. She is a first-generation college graduate holding a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Latinx/Latin American studies. Her experiences in the classroom and student affairs deeply impacted her and cemented her dedication to improving the lives of those in her community. Lily enjoys connecting with students and using her skills and knowledge to help them accomplish their goals. She looks forward to supporting and working with students during their graduate journey.
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Sabrina Delgado Sabrina Delgado is a Mexican-American and first-generation college graduate from Los Angeles, CA. She serves as an Enrollment Services Officer at Pepperdine University's Graduate School of Education and Psychology. M.A. in Clinical Psychology program (with Latinx Specialization)/ Aliento Program. |
Maydely Remigio
Aliento Graduate Assistant
Maydely Remigio is currently a graduate student in the Aliento Program at Pepperdine. She is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in marriage & family therapy with Latinx communities. Maydely graduated from California State University, Los Angeles with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Child Development. She also works as a Social Services Coordinator at a health clinic where she connects individuals and their families to local and state resources and programs. Maydely hopes to continue helping individuals and their families connect to both community and mental health resources and destigmatize the shame many have in accessing aid as she continues to grow in her professional career.
Dr. Gallardo and the entire Pepperdine community would like to thank Nahal Kaivan, Michelle Rubio, Cynthia Ruiz and Huna Yim for their commitment in conceptualizing, researching, and developing Aliento. Without their help, Aliento would still be a work in progress. Their commitment to the Latinx community will serve many students, and the entire university community, for years to come.