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Classroom Learning And Community Impact

Angelina is passionate about working with children. Her Psychology coursework in adolescent development becomes applied insight in her summer research project. With guidance from her faculty mentor, Dr. Kiren Kahn, Angelina seamlessly integrates her classroom learning into a meaningful real-world project while making a difference in the Memphis community.

Shatavia Wynn

Shatavia L. Wynn (she/her/they/them) joins Religious Studies and Africana Studies as an Assistant Professor. Dr. Wynn received a PhD in Religion, Ethics, and Society from Vanderbilt University. Dr. Wynn’s scholarly interests include popular culture, phenomenology, aesthetics, and black feminist and womanist thought. Prior to attending Vanderbilt, Dr. Wynn earned a Master of Arts in Religious Studies with a concentration in Black Religion in the African Diaspora from Yale Divinity School. Dr. Wynn completed undergraduate studies at Claflin University in Orangeburg, SC, where they earned a B.A. in Philosophy and Religion. 

Shatavia Wynn
Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
Religious Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies