A Little About Myself:

 

 

 

The first time I played a game I was absolutely blown away that there was a digital world I could completely emmerse myself in. Forget about everything around me, and become the character. I immediately wanted to learn how it worked and how I could contribute in creating these worlds for other people to enjoy. I began studying computers, putting together my own from parts I found in junk computers around my neighborhood and doing this opened the door to understanding how they work. You can't create a sculpture, until you understand how the tools will interact with the stone. 

 

Many years of gaming and modding passed and I decided to go to college to study Game Production. I chose Sanford Brown (formerly International Academy of Design and Technology) due to their intuitive class setup and knowledgable instructors. I graduated with a 4.0 GPA achieving the Presidential List of High Distinction every applicable term.

 

"If you have knowledge,
let others light their candles in it." - Margaret Fuller
 

All knowledge is meant to be shared. The more knowledge we share, the faster our society will grow. During my pursuit for further knowledge from Sanford-Brown College I developed a strong desire to share my knowledge with others. This drastically changed my asperations from working for a large video game company, to wanting to teach others and witness what they create with it. While attending Sanford-Brown I regularly tutored my fellow students simply for that reason. That is why my professional goal is to teach at a college level.