About
Native Memphian and 2024 recipient of The Memphis Flyer's 20 Under 30 award, Amira Randolph is an advocate for youth and families within the city of Memphis. Since 2020 and across several service-based organizations, she's had primary roles in the formation of youth leadership development programs, the management and administration of scholarships for local high school and collegiate students, and the supervision of county-wide, CSA assistance programming. She's a returning Tiger, pursuing her master's in communication because she is "profoundly committed to studying and learning the best ways to become the most effective, credible, and innovative community leader that [she] can be. Much of what effective community leaders, public servants and urban planners do relies on a strong understanding and application of extensive communication mastery".
Education
BA in Fine Art, University of Memphis 2017