Meet the 2021-2022 Fellows
Mirant Vyas
Preferred pronouns: he/him
Position: Relations Director
Primary major: International Business
Why are you involved in interfaith work?
Interfaith work is important to me because it promotes a sense of togetherness and mutual respect within the community.
Leah Marisi
Preferred pronouns: she/they
Position: Outreach Director
Primary major: History with a concentration in Public History
Secondary major: Art with a concentration in Art History
Why are you involved in interfaith work?
I decided to work as an Interfaith Fellow because of my own religious upbringing and how that shaped my growth into different beliefs. I am continuing to learn in this amazing environment and I hope I can provide the same experience for our Stetson community.
Mary Brandt
Preferred pronouns: she/her/hersPosition: Programming Director
Primary Major: History
Why are you involved in interfaith work?
I hope to participate in a team that helps people realize it is okay to completely disagree and love the other person not only despite their different beliefs, but for them.
Saif Mostafa
Preferred pronouns: he/him
Position: Director for Interfaith Education
Primary major: Computer Science
Why are you involved in interfaith work?
Coming to Stetson from a foreign country allowed me to see our differences in religions and cultures, exposing me to new perspectives. This new viewpoint led me to join the Interfaith Values Fellows to embrace and celebrate our differences.
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.