Zeta phi beta sorority, inc. - sigma eta zeta chapter

Tina Robinson, MBA

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Soror Robinson was initiated into Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated in the spring of 2021 through the Sigma Eta Zeta chapter in Long Beach. She holds an MBA and has worked for Los Angeles County Child Support Services Department for over 40 years, where she oversees the Communication & Community Outreach team.

Tina loves family and fun! She also loves traveling. In her spare time you will find her out with her husband, grandchildren and her mother, walking around Disneyland or sitting in the audience at one of her favorite talk shows.

Sherylla L. Yasher

Soror Yasher is from Birmingham, Alabama. She has been working with and mentoring youth from her high school years, (mentoring and throwing younger students) into her professional career (LA County juvenile hall and camps).

Her desire to assist her community, as well as, continue working with children, are what led her to join Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. She joined the organization in Fall 2012 through Sigma Eta Zeta Chapter (Long Beach). Since that time, Soror Yasher has served as Financial Secretary, Chair of R.O.O.T.S. Celebration, youth advisor for the Zeta Amicettes, 1st Vice President, and has served on various committees. ​

She holds a BA in Human Services and is retired from the Los Angeles County Probation Department. She is married with two children. She enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and helping her loved ones.

Nicole I. Toussaint, M.Ed.

Soror Nicole I. Toussaint was initiated Spring 2005 through Xi Zeta Zeta Chapter as an associate undergraduate member at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She holds her current membership with Sigma Eta Zeta Chapter, where she has been financial and active there since 2014. Nicole began her affiliation with the organization in high school as a member of the Archonettes youth auxiliary in 2001 through the Lambda Pi Zeta chapter in Carson, CA. She has held many positions during her 20-year membership. Currently, she serves her chapter as Executive Board Chair.

Professionally, Soror Toussaint has worked in education for 17+ years. Currently, she is a 21st Century Learning Specialist (Educational Technology Specialist) for Compton Unified School District in Compton, CA. She is also the owner and seamstress of her own small sewing and craft business, Nuney Bug Creations, where she makes and sews handmade accessories. Her love for sewing and crafting is rooted in her family’s generations of sewing traditions passed down to her from her mother, paternal grandmother, and a host of aunts and cousins. Her mission is to create quality, handcrafted sewing and crafting items while empowering adults and children to learn the art of sewing.

Soror Toussaint enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, traveling, shopping, playing Duolingo to learn Spanish, working out, going to farmer’s markets, and finding new breakfast and brunch places to try.