Dante is currently a research associate in Georgia Tech’s Masters in Computer Science program, where he functions as a research team member, course facilitator, and developer. He has been involved in computer science since 1995 and computer education since 1998. Dante has won awards for his secondary and post-secondary work as an educator. He has taught and been a content creator in computer science from K12 to graduate education. In 2004, he was awarded the Presidential Service Award for his work during Hurricane Charley by President George W. Bush. Dante’s hobbies include distance running, playing guitar, and singing.