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Ihudiya Finda Williams
Ihudiya Finda Williams
Ihudiya Finda Williams (she/her) is a PhD candidate at the University of Michigan School of Information. She is one of the founding members of Black@SI where her role has evolved in developing the vision and strategic management of the organization. Ihudiya enjoys arts and crafts, in addition to the great outdoors. She loves opportunities to think, plan, and draw about the future.
Kwame Porter Robinson
Kwame Porter Robinson
Kwame Porter Robinson (he/him) is an UMSI PhD candidate living in Ann Arbor. As one of the initial signers of Black@SI call to action letter to SI in 2020 he is passionate about recruitment into SI and computer science. He currently assists the executive team through strategizing, back office support and maintaining the Black@SI email account. He loves ultimate frisbee and enjoys soccer but is not very good at it. As a foodie he and his partner enjoy A2's food scene and can provide tips.
Karon Green
Karon Green
Karon Green (he/him) is a MSI candidate at the School of Information and has had the pleasure of living in 5 states and overseas. Karon was eager to get involved with Black@SI and reached out during the summer prior to his first term of school. Karon is passionate about creating and sharing opportunities to African-American/Caribbean students with desires to focus on membership engagement, retention, and marketing as an E-Board member. Karon is an avid scuba diver, track star, gym enthusiast and frequently enjoys Sunday brunches. Karon is a proud veteran of the US Armed forces and enjoys community outreach projects.
Joshua Mollison
Joshua Mollison
Joshua Mollison (he/him) is a UMSI BSI senior from Brooklyn, New York studying UX Design. Throughout his time in SI, he was disappointed by the lack of Black students in his classes - the lack of community made it difficult to make SI friends from similar backgrounds as his own. In 2020, Josh became a student representative to the UMSI DEI committee where he advocates for the recruitment and retention of Black students. Here, he learned that the committee’s initiatives were fueled by a fire lit by Black@SI. In his current position now with Black@SI, he looks to continue advocating for the prioritization of racially equitable admissions while uniting the pre-existing Black BSI undergrad student body. You can catch him dissecting a good movie (anything from Spike Lee Joints to Star Wars) or watching sports (NBA, Premier League, Track & Field) in his free time.
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