Established in 2014, the Marva Rudolph Fund honors the life and legacy of Marva Rudolph, a long-term employee and champion of equity, diversity, and inclusion at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Rudolph was passionate about students and creating respectful and inclusive living, learning, and working environments. The fund was created to assist students in their personal development as it relates to diversity and inclusion and to support their initiatives to build a more accessible, equitable and welcoming campus community.
Graduate Students
Dailee Metts
Forestry, Wildlife & Fisheries
Indrani Singh
PhD in Teacher Education
Isis West
Masters in Public Health, Epidemiology
Joseph Winberry
Information Sciences
Lufuno Phophi
Comparative and Experimental Medicine
Nitesh Shah
Civil Engineering
Riley Krotz
Marketing
Samira Tamimi
Public Health
Savannah Clay
Doctorate of Nursing Practice
Tamesha Bolden
Accounting
Undergraduate Students
Abdullah Salim
Biochemistry and Cellular and Molecular Biology
Ahmon Watkins
Agricultural Communications
Allison Fordyce
Psychology
Ameuia Oatis
Biological Sciences
Andrew Davis
English Literature / WGS
Annie Duran Perez
Child and Family Studies
Ariel Lane
Mechanical Engineering
Aybüke Erdem
Political Science
Bryanna Fayne
Animal Science
Carmen Danley
Human Resources Management
Chantel Simpson
Special Education
Christian David Rivera
Marketing
Christina Abigail Saulsberry
Business Management & Sociology
Courtney Tolbert
Animal Science
Daijah Nabors
Social Work
Donna Mitchell
Journalism & Electronic Media
Gregory Whited
College Scholars: Intersectionality and the Human Body
Isabella Malone
Industrial Engineering
Jacob Abdu
Interior Architecture
Jada Palmer
Therapeutic Recreation
JeJuan Henderson
Theatre
Jessica Olatt
Neuroscience
Jesus Monarrez
Child and Family Studies
Joelle Jarjoura
Business Analytics
Kassidy Boone
Mechanical Engineering
Kayla Mccracken
Neuroscience, Psychology
Kevin Malone
Finance
Kya Swint
Kinesiology
Kyle Siegel
Business Analytics
Madeline McAlister
Anthropology / DDHR
Madison Allen
Nuclear Engineering
Mya Pinson
Aerospace Engineering
Preston Ruth
Mechanical Engineering
Ricardo Crescencio
Aerospace Engineering
Rickisha Rodgers
English – Creative Writing & Cinema Studies
Ridhwan Shakil
Psychology
Selecia Mathis
Audiology and Speech Language Pathology
Stephanie Sauceda
Human Resource Management
Swasti Mishra
Computer Science
Sydney Hillman
Anthropology
Sydni Lollar
Biomedical Engineering
Tasimba Jonga
Chemical Engineering
Teesha Brown
Industrial and Systems Engineering
Trevor Thompson
Architecture