Shelby Hill Tatarian
Administrative Coordinator
Shelby Hill earned her Bachelor’s degree with a double major in Religious History and African+African American Studies and a minor in Spanish from the University of Oklahoma. These academic programs allowed a young woman from a rural, low-socioeconomic background to see the importance of global culture and develop a passion for social justice causes.
She began her higher education career at the OU College of Education and later moved to OU School of Meteorology, where she served as the Coordinator of Undergraduate programs, working to ensure that all students felt wanted, welcomed, and prepared for, given their intersectional identities involving race, gender, sexuality, religion, age, and disability.
In the College of Medicine Office of Access and Community Engagement, Shelby serves as the Administrative Coordinator, organizing events and coordinating programs.
Outside of the office, Shelby enjoys volunteering and spending time with her husband and young daughter.
Jennifer Scott
Jennifer Scott earned a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in English with a focused interest on Rhetoric, Language Acquisition, and Cultural Studies. These educational experiences propelled her to study and teach abroad after university. While abroad, Jennifer honed her inter-cultural communication skills, became highly adaptable to unique challenges, and fostered international relations within her communities.
She returned home and started her career in higher education making her way to the College of Medicine Office of Access and Community Engagement.
In her free time, she enjoys writing, reading, and spending time with her family.