Tiffany Turley is the Title IX Coordinator at Brigham Young University. A native of Salt Lake, Tiffany earned her bachelor's degree from BYU in Marriage, Family, and Human Development and her master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) from Westminster College. Prior to serving as the university’s Title IX Coordinator, Tiffany was the director of BYU’s Women’s Services & Resources office for two years and worked for the state of Utah for ten years in varying capacities, including work in the Governor’s Office, with the Utah State Legislature, and as a program specialist and senior business analyst at the Department of Workforce Services. Under the appointment of Governor Gary Herbert, Tiffany also served as president of the Utah State Employees Charitable Fund board of directors. Tiffany is a passionate advocate for women, a certified sexual assault crisis counselor, and over the years has spent countless hours volunteering and serving with programs, charities, and organizations that support and empower women. In her free time, Tiffany enjoys cooking, baking, traveling, crafting, temple work, running, hiking, camping, volunteering, and doing most anything outdoors. Tiffany also enjoys choreographing and teaching dance and currently works as a private choreographer and dance competition judge. Tiffany was recently recognized by Utah Valley Magazine as one of their "Fabulous 40" people of 2018. Tiffany is married to her best friend and the love of her life, Tom, and they are the parents of one son and a daughter on the way.
