Cynthia Dominguez
Student Success Advocate
Chaparral & Gadsden Campus
“Growing up in Mexico, my vibrant culture instilled in me a deep appreciation for connection, expressed through my love of dancing, embracing community, and celebrating at festivals. As a proud first-generation student, I carry my Mexican heritage with immense pride, particularly the musical legacy of my family.
My academic journey began with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez. This foundation was further strengthened by specialized training in Logotherapy and Resilience, equipping me with valuable skills to support individuals facing adversity.
My professional path in Mexico provided me with significant experience in social support roles. I dedicated five years to working with victims of crime at La Fiscalía General del Estado de Chihuahua. Following this, I spent eight years empowering young people across various Mexican cities through my work with the International Youth Foundation. These experiences honed my ability to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds and understand their needs.
In 2017, I moved to the U.S., embracing a new chapter and beginning my English as a Second Language studies at DACC. I quickly integrated into the community, volunteering at the Women’s Intercultural Center. My initial roles in the U.S. included working as a caregiver and a substitute teacher for GISD, where I continued to develop my ability to support and guide others.
Now, my passion lies in advocating for students and their families, connecting them with the essential resources they need to thrive. I am eager to contribute to the DACC community and am confident that my background and dedication can enrich your experience here. I am committed to supporting you in achieving both your academic and personal goals.”