I most recently graduated from Kennesaw State University in the Fall of 2018. I earned a degree in Physics with a minor in Mechanical Engineering. Experience throughout my undergraduate career includes advancements and research within the field of clean energy, particle physics, and computational technology. My focus is to improve the quality and value of the environment that that we interact with each day.
I have been involved in organizations such as National Society of Black Engineers, National Society of Black Physicists, and Louis Stokes Advancement for Minority Participation. As an active member in these organizations I was able to assist my collegiate peers with much of their underclassman course work, including calculus 1-3, physics 1 & 2, electromagnetics and thermodynamics. My involvement also included volunteer work with younger students ages 12+. Interacting with my surrounding community plays a large role in my daily life.
Outside of academia, I was a three-sport athlete in high school. I went on to play football at a Division-1A level until I tore three ligaments within my knee. To this day I continue fitness efforts, however more of my passions are artistic dealing with music, poetry and photography. I love to keep a full plate while continuing to impact those around me. I hope to make an impact, not only with my academic exposure, but also as a motivator and life specialist.