In February of 2016, I was honored to be one of the three Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSamp) Scholars at the University of West Georgia to present research at the LSamp Symposium in Washington DC. My research presentation was on Magic-Edge Labelling at a teachable level. I also presented on this same topic at Clark Atlanta University during the LSamp Spring Symposium. In January of 2016, I was selected to be a member of a team that participated in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM). During the competition, I was introduced to Maple and Wolfram Mathematica. The team I presented with was modeling the distribution of hot water in a bath tub. Outside of academia, I am an improvisation musician. I have been singing for 4 years and playing guitar for 7 years. I enjoy studying music theory and perusing independent musicians from around the world even incorporating their styles in some of my music. I have performed improvisation at 3 open mic nights, and at 2 art shows on West Georgia campus. I also played rhythm/lead guitar for a cover of Contigo en La Distancia by Christina Aguilera. Along with Latin Jazz, I can play and have played in various genres including and not limited to Blues, Bluegrass, Country, Rock, Gospel, Funk, Classical, and Soul.