Welcome to my Website!

Thanks for stopping by! My name's Connor, and I'm a Computer Science major at the University of California in San Diego. I'm also double minoring in Interdisciplinary Computing & the Arts and Entrepreneurship & Innovation. If you want to know more about my education or my unique combination of fields, navigate to the About Me page!

My interests primarily exist in the very unique areas of virtual reality, emerging technology, and game development. I am currently the President of the Virtual Reality Club at UCSD, and I'm always trying to create new immersive experiences, whether that be during a Hackathon, for a class, or just in my free time. If you're interested in my personal projects, visit the Projects page!

As an active leader, an ambitious employee, and a committed volunteer, I always seek to involve myself and grow both on and off campus. To learn about my roles, responsibilities, and professional history, explore the Experience page!

Feel free to navigate using the tabs at the top of this page, and don't hesitate to Contact Me for any reason!

Passion

Passion is insatiable curiosity, unwavering determination, and devout commitment. I firmly believe that any task, small or large, should be approached passionately. With this attitude, no obstacle is too great and no goal is too distant. Only with passion can the world be changed, for passion is the means through which dreams become reality.

Innovation

Technology is advancing, and so we must advance with it. I've made it my goal to remain on the leading edge, knowing that emerging technology offers a chance to make a profound impact in unprecedented ways. Today, I am an avid Virtual Reality developer and enthusiast, seeking unique ways to bring virtual content into everyday life. The future always begins in the present.

Collaboration

Great things can be achieved with great people, and I only get by with a little help from my friends.  A good team brings new ideas, skills, and criticisms that were previously unfathomable, and whether we're working through the night at a Hackathon or cramming for tests on campus, I know that I owe many of my accomplishments to those around me.