Formative Moment in my Life – Georgia Tech

I was blessed with the opportunity to attend Georgia Institute of Technology, where I graduated with honors in April 2003. My four years at Tech taught me so much about time management, responsibility, humility (computer science programming classes are no joke!), friendship and hard work. I made friends with people that have help shape me into who I am today, met professors who pushed me beyond my limits and out of my comfort zone, and realized that I can have an impact on the world around me.

One of the greatest things about Tech is that you’re surrounded, day in and day out, by people that are insanely brilliant. People who know how to get things done and those who hold themselves to high standards. What I took away from the school and my education is that accepting the status quo in life will get you nowhere; it is our calling to go above and beyond. We must be sure of ourselves and our abilities so that we can change cultures, better the person next to us and help make products / services be bigger, better, faster and stronger.

I’m proud to be a Ramblin’ Wreck from Georgia Tech and I’m honored to wear the white and gold!