My hobbies include promoting blacks in computer graphics and engaging in diverse story telling with themes taken from African folktales. I investigate the intersection between computer graphics technology and 2D animation production with emphasis on increasing the accessibility of 2D animation software. I try to keep up to date with forums that serve to highlight and promote minority representation in computing such as Blacks in Technology, Blacks in Computing and the National Society of Blacks in Computing.

I graduated from MIT with both my B.S. and M.E. in computer science. I’m originally from Milwaukee, an African-American who likes fitness, weight lifting, digital story telling, yorùbá language and animation. I’m a GEM Fellow alum and an AOP Fellow alum, whose journey through computer science is as unorthodox as they come. First starting in architecture, and briefly foraying into civil engineering, management, physics and electrical engineering before choosing computer science as my forte.