Bio
Jackson graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science, with minors in Sociology and Entrepreneurship. His academic journey reflects a strong interest in how human connection and community are shaped by technology. During his time at Wake Forest, Jackson served as a Resident Advisor, worked in the Office of the Dean of the College, and was the women’s basketball team manager. He also taught youth tennis at the Wake Forest Tennis Center. A member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, and a leader in the Black Student Alliance, Jackson was committed to fostering inclusion and advocacy on campus. He looks forward to a career in software engineering, where he hopes to build technology that strengthens communities and supports social impact.
As the fellow in the Office of the Dean of the College, Jackson organizes the Dean’s Student Advisory Panel, assists in Project Wake, liaises with Student Government for the Major/Minor Fair, and coordinates various other Dean’s Office tasks.