Samantha Fulton, BA

Samantha graduated magna cum laude with a B.A. in English from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in 2025. As an undergraduate, she wrote and edited for the Daily Beacon and the Undergraduate Journal of Digital Humanities and interned for the University of Tennessee Press. She has been published in UT’s student literary magazine, the Phoenix, and won the Michael Dennis Award for Best Undergraduate Essay. As a staff writer for wikiHow, Samantha’s goal is to use her writing to educate and connect with readers who share her love of falling down internet rabbit holes and picking up a new niche interest every other week. She is particularly well-versed in literature and existentialist philosophy.

Education

  • University of Tennessee at Knoxville, B.A. English literature, magna cum laude
  • Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society
  • Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society

Professional Achievements

  • Book seller at Addison's Used & Rare Books
  • Published in The Daily Beacon and the Undergraduate Journal of Digital Humanities

Expertise

  • Contemporary and classic literature
  • Book curation
  • Philosophy (ancient Greek; French existentialism/absurdism)
  • Academic writing
  • Music, specifically cello and piano

Why

One of my favorite things to do after I learn something new is to tell someone about it! I'm excited to have a platform that allows me to explore new topics and turn the things I learn about into a tool for others.

Secret Talents

  • In my free time, I love reading, creative writing, and being in nature. My recent hobbies include learning to read tarot, going to hot yoga, and spending time at the park with my dog, Donkey.

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