Rosemond Lorona came to PLNU in 2019 after earning her M.A. and Ph.D in social psychology from Baylor University. Her research explores how people think and feel about themselves and others, and how religiosity intersects with these perceptions. Her current work focuses on how people perceive and engage in religious or spiritual struggles. She is also passionate about studying mental health stigma and how religious beliefs may influence attitudes about mental illness and treatment. Dr.

Dr. Holly Orozco is an experienced leader with nearly 12 years of progressive leadership roles within higher education, and a combined 25 years of academic and professional experience in the field of public health. She has served as a Research Associate, Lecturer, Adjunct Faculty, Assistant Professor, Faculty Lead, Program Chair, Dean (of four distinct colleges), and Vice Provost at both public and privately held WASC and HLC accredited institutions.