Meet the Staff Team!
Molly Field
Team Leader | email Molly
Molly hails from the Great State of Washington (not the rainy side) and graduated from Stanford in 2013 with a degree in psychology. She longs for individuals & communities to experience the Good News of Jesus, to be transformed by the love of their Creator, and to engage in the work of restoring God's shalom to this messed up world. If you're looking for someone to play basketball/soccer/tennis with while practicing German/Spanish and talking about God's heart for justice, you should definitely sing/bake with Molly. And make sure to bring a dog.
Molly hails from the Great State of Washington (not the rainy side) and graduated from Stanford in 2013 with a degree in psychology. She longs for individuals & communities to experience the Good News of Jesus, to be transformed by the love of their Creator, and to engage in the work of restoring God's shalom to this messed up world. If you're looking for someone to play basketball/soccer/tennis with while practicing German/Spanish and talking about God's heart for justice, you should definitely sing/bake with Molly. And make sure to bring a dog.
Rashad Mays
Campus Staff Minister & Staff for Black Campus Ministries (BCM) | email Rashad
Born in So Cal, the youngest of six children, Rashad moved up to Davis, CA in 2013 to attend UC Davis. While at Davis, Rashad found Black Campus Ministries (BCM), a bible study in InterVarsity, that expanded his community on campus, drew him deeper into the love of Jesus Christ, and taught him how to embody faith in the midst of fear, imposter syndrome, and injustice. Rashad graduated from UC Davis in 2017 with a degree in Animal Science and Management and worked with Davis InterVarsity for 2 years before transferring to Stanford University. As he starts in the Fall, he is excited to join the staff team and partner with God’s plan to see students mobilized in purpose and empowered to bring God’s healing and shalom into their personal, communal, and global contexts. He enjoys music, LOVES ANIMALS (obviously), playing sports (not talking about them), making people laugh, and engaging in life-giving pursuits of justice and restoration.
Born in So Cal, the youngest of six children, Rashad moved up to Davis, CA in 2013 to attend UC Davis. While at Davis, Rashad found Black Campus Ministries (BCM), a bible study in InterVarsity, that expanded his community on campus, drew him deeper into the love of Jesus Christ, and taught him how to embody faith in the midst of fear, imposter syndrome, and injustice. Rashad graduated from UC Davis in 2017 with a degree in Animal Science and Management and worked with Davis InterVarsity for 2 years before transferring to Stanford University. As he starts in the Fall, he is excited to join the staff team and partner with God’s plan to see students mobilized in purpose and empowered to bring God’s healing and shalom into their personal, communal, and global contexts. He enjoys music, LOVES ANIMALS (obviously), playing sports (not talking about them), making people laugh, and engaging in life-giving pursuits of justice and restoration.
Aaron McCormick
Volunteer | email Aaron
Aaron moved to northern California in 2017 after graduating from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Biochemistry. While a research opportunity at Stanford Hospital is what originally drew him to the area, an intent to serve and a heart for discipling young men led to a two-year partnership with InterVarsity at Stanford, before eventually coming on staff with IV in 2019. He prays that students can learn to practice compassion, peace, and honor with the communities and individuals that surround them, and that after being formed in discipline and character here, they might carry their faith with integrity to the far reaches of the world. Look him up if you ever need a someone to vent to about the woes of your favorite sports team, or if you need a sous chef, dance instructor, or backpacking partner.
Aaron moved to northern California in 2017 after graduating from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Biochemistry. While a research opportunity at Stanford Hospital is what originally drew him to the area, an intent to serve and a heart for discipling young men led to a two-year partnership with InterVarsity at Stanford, before eventually coming on staff with IV in 2019. He prays that students can learn to practice compassion, peace, and honor with the communities and individuals that surround them, and that after being formed in discipline and character here, they might carry their faith with integrity to the far reaches of the world. Look him up if you ever need a someone to vent to about the woes of your favorite sports team, or if you need a sous chef, dance instructor, or backpacking partner.
Interested in volunteering with InterVarsity at Stanford?
We are always looking for more "laborers for the harvest!" Contact Molly for more information.
We are always looking for more "laborers for the harvest!" Contact Molly for more information.
