Experienced leader with innovative problem-solving skills. Successfully managed hardware inventory by discreetly mapping staff names to laptop serial numbers.I demonstrated adaptability and effective communication in team environments during my tenure as a teaching and research assistant.
At the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, my "Claim to Fame" not only revolves around academic achievements but also encompasses the rich tapestry of experiences and values I embraced during my time at this esteemed institution.
One of the unique traditions that shaped my college journey was "Night Prep." Here, students willingly stayed up for three hours to study late into the night before their early morning classes. However, what set our "Night Prep" apart was our dedication to avoiding the temptation to sleep within the comfort of our dorms. We gathered in the department facilities, fostering an environment of mutual support and discipline to keep each other awake and focused on our studies.
Beyond the academic sphere, our college experience at UNN was defined by our commitment to community and social responsibility. On Saturdays, we willingly volunteered our time to clean the local church, ensuring it was ready and welcoming for the Sunday service. This not only maintained a sacred space but also instilled in us a sense of community and responsibility that extended beyond our campus.
One of the most impactful and heartwarming experiences was our regular visits to the nearby motherless babies' home situated around the campus. These visits were more than just acts of charity; they were expressions of love, compassion, and support for children in need. These young lives left an indelible mark on our hearts and played a significant role in shaping our values and character.
The impact of these experiences was profound, both on my personal growth and my career. The sense of discipline and commitment cultivated during "Night Prep" instilled in me the resilience and work ethic necessary for success in my career. Volunteering at the church and visiting the motherless babies' home taught me the immeasurable value of compassion and community engagement, virtues that continue to guide me in my professional and personal life.
My "Claim to Fame" at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, goes beyond individual recognition. It's a testament to the transformative power of a holistic college experience that molds individuals not only into academically competent graduates but also into compassionate, responsible, and socially conscious citizens who bring positive change to the world.
Most Memorable Moment:
One of the most cherished and memorable moments during my college years at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, was our Saturday volunteering at the local church. It was a tradition that went beyond just cleaning and preparing the church for the Sunday service. This service was a vibrant celebration of unity and community.
As we gathered to clean the church, students from various tribes came together, and the atmosphere was filled with camaraderie and shared responsibility. While scrubbing, sweeping, and polishing, we couldn't help but break into spontaneous dances and songs.
What made these moments truly unforgettable was the spontaneous outbursts of songs from different dialects. At first, the melodies flowed from our lips as we hummed along, gradually learning the words. We'd pass the song to the next person, who would eagerly pick up where we left off. It was a joyful chorus of languages, a cultural exchange through music and laughter.
The experience was not just about cleaning; it was about celebrating our diversity and finding harmony in our differences. It brought us closer, fostering a sense of belonging and a deep connection to the local community.
To this day, I look back on those Saturdays with a sense of nostalgia and a warm smile. The memory of dancing and singing while cleaning the church remains a testament to the unique blend of unity, culture, and camaraderie that defined my college experience at UNN. It was more than just a chore; it was a celebration of our shared humanity and the beauty of our differences.
I currently work with Amazon
as Data Analyst Area manager
I have years of experience working in the
Sales industry.
Teaching/Research Assistant|
Tuskegee University
From January 2023 to Current • 3 year(s)
Served as a Teaching Assistant instructing students in Introduction to Com
puter Science (CS 150) and Introduction to Microsoft Office (CS 101) and cur
riculum development for the department.
• Engaged 40+ undergraduate students per semester using active learning, col
laborative group work and fieldwork.
• Provided research services for an Intel-funded project focused on utilizing hybrid
cloud-based systems to detect food deserts and diet-related diseases in food
deserts.
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seasoned member. May you have an amazing,
blessed and marvelous day
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