Interfaith Values Fellows

The Interfaith Values Fellows are undergraduate student leaders who create inclusive spaces on campus for students of all religious, spiritual, and secular identities. They regularly facilitate partnerships between and among our religious student organizations. The University Chaplains provide support to students, faculty, and staff in times of greatest need.

Mallory Holland

Mallory Holland

Preferred Pronouns: She/Her

Position: Logistics Director

Primary Major: Communication and Media Studies

Secondary Major: Religious Studies

Why are you involved in interfaith work?
Before coming to Stetson, I did not know much about interfaith work. Once I was introduced to it, I realized how important it was! I became involved in interfaith work because it brings people together and allows us to celebrate each other and work together towards common goals.

Kaylee Medina 

Kaylee Medina

Preferred Pronouns: She/Her

Position: Education Director 

Primary Major: Psychology 

Secondary Major: Religious Studies 

Minor: Anthropology

Why are you involved in interfaith work? 
My personal experiences in religious environments and at Stetson University encouraged me to explore interfaith education and work. As I learned more, I was hooked and wanted to get involved so I joined the Interfaith Values Fellows to spread awareness, positivity, and connection among communities on campus. 

Maia Starrwalker

Preferred Pronouns: She/Her

Position: Outreach Director

Primary Major: Sociology

Why are you involved in interfaith work?
I got involved with interfaith work to help create opportunities on campus for everyone to feel supported in their religious and spiritual development as well to expand my own interfaith knowledge and involvement.