In my academic career, I have been able to complete and perform projects both inside and outside of the classroom. Through these projects, I have learned to work in team, practice technical skills, and apply problem solving techniques to real life problems.

RIT has given me the unique opportunity to not only be exposed to various different lab equipment but also use and become very comfortable with them. For circuity analysis I have used oscilloscopes, function generations, multimeters and all sorts of components such as transformers and op-amps. Through other courses, I have programmed various microcontrollers such as Arduino boards and Texas Instruments Launchpad. Each topic/course with projects has its own section be sure to check it out.


I am also engaged on campus with a variety of campus/national club organizations. It's not easy to commit to going a meeting weekly but through some those organizations that I stuck with I was able to make change and learn a lot.

SEP (Student Engineering Professionals)
- Founder and Lead Mentor

NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers)
- General body member

CET SAB (College of Engineering Technology Student Advisory Board)
- Secretary 2023 - 2024
- General body member and Social Media Assistant 2024- Present

Formula SAE Team
-Electrical Systems Team January 2024- April 2024