About ME

My hometown is Baltimore, Maryland where I was born and raised for my life. I attended Chesapeake High School STEM Academy in Essex, Maryland where I truly took hold of the opportunity to develop my initial hands-on education in each component of STEM. Upon my senior year at Chesapeake during my college application season, I applied for the prestigious University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Meyerhoff Scholars Program and fortunately by the grace of God became the first Meyerhoff Scholar from my high school.

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Attending UMBC for my undergraduate career has been a pivotal stepping stone into my post-baccalaureate education here at Old Dominion University. I am thankful for the communities at UMBC that have influenced me greatly in whom I have become: UMBC Meyerhoff Scholars Program, UMBC Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program, and the Nu Kappa Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Through these communities, I have done many community service projects (to be highlighted in future publishments of this e-portfolio).

 

My past current goals consisted of finishing my Doctoral Bridge Program for Summer 2021 and preparing to finish my final semester at UMBC. This upcoming Fall semester, I will be taking my final four (4) major courses for Information Systems which are: Database Application Development, Decision Support Systems, Structure System Analysis/Design, Network Design & Management. I am looking forward to learning more about how these courses will impact my current studies as I transition into my Ph.D. program.

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