Rate My Professor Tiffany Breckenridge

Breckenridge's research centers on culturally responsive social work practice, including ongoing analysis of pertinent data to inform practice improvements. Her scholarship is evidenced by key publications such as "Clinician Perspectives: Exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences of Patients with End-Stage Kidney Disease," the second article stemming from her dissertation and published early in 2025, and "HIV/AIDS orphans in South Africa: NGO interventions supporting transitions to alternative care," released in 2017. She has actively disseminated her findings through numerous presentations, including three delivered to Mayo Clinic professionals, five at the MSSA State Conference in 2024 and 2025, and two at the Minnesota State University, Mankato Center for Rural Behavioral Health. Named Title IV-E Program Director effective July 2025, Breckenridge plays a pivotal role in securing funding and programmatic success, such as through the Child Welfare Stipend Program recognized in university research awards. Her integrated approach bridges clinical practice, education, and research, significantly impacting social work education and child welfare services at Minnesota State University, Mankato and beyond.