Our Staff

Rhonda E. Dixon

Meet the Survivor Advocacy Services Senior Coordinator and Advocate: Rhonda E. Dixon

Hello Broncos! My name is Rhonda Dixon (She/Her/Hers) and I am the Survivor Advocacy Services (SAS) Senior Coordinator and Advocate on campus. My role is to provide confidential and non-judgmental support to anyone impacted by sexual violence including sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking.  I have eight years of experience working in the field of sexual violence, which includes advocacy with trauma-informed care, sexual assault/domestic violence prevention education, crisis intervention, and bystander intervention education.

Interpersonal relationship violence (sexual violence, sexual assault, intimate partner violence, stalking, and/or sexual harassment) can interfere with one's ability to focus on school, work, and their ability to learn. Helping people prevent and eliminate interpersonal violence from their lives and re-establish a sense of security to pursue their academic goals and future endeavors is what I am passionate about.

I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Women’s Studies from California State University, Fullerton and I have a Master of Arts degree in Forensic Psychology from California Baptist University. 

I believe self-care is vital and I love traveling, singing, walking with my two dogs, dancing, spending time with friends, family, and I am also a foodie.

If you or someone you know is being impacted by interpersonal relationship violence, come talk with me! Conversations are confidential and privileged. You may schedule an appointment via:

Phone: (909) 869-3102

Email: survivoradvocacy@cpp.edu 

Ambe R. Regina

Meet the Survivor Advocacy Services, Survivor Advocate: Ambe R. Regina

Ambe Regina, the new Survivor Advocate for Survivor Advocacy Services, brings almost two decades of experience working with domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. Her experience ranges from DART Program Manager to Legal Advocate and Case Manager. Throughout her nineteen-year professional career, she attributes her success to her experience navigating the system, building relationships with various providers throughout LA County, and having firsthand knowledge of being a survivor.

A proud Chicago native, Ambe graduated from Chicago State University. Upon relocating to California, she attended UCLA, where she obtained her Paralegal Certificate. She also holds an advocate certification in domestic violence and sexual violence. Ambe has a plethora of professional and lived expertise in the DV/SA field, allowing her to become extremely resourceful in assisting survivors.

Outside of her professional commitments, Ambe spends quality time with family, volunteers in her community and travels extensively.

Phone: (909) 869-5239

Email: survivoradvocacy@cpp.edu