Jordan Sexton

Jordan Sexton

Biography

Jordan Sexton is an undergraduate student majoring in both Physics and Mathematics from Dallas, Texas. He is entering his 4th year at Howard University and intends to continue his education in pursuit of a Ph.D. Jordan is also a proud member of the 7th cohort of the Karsh STEM Scholars Program. On campus, Jordan is involved in the HU Water and Environment Association, where he has helped maintain poignant conversations on sustainability, environmental justice, and conservation within Howard’s student body. He is also a member of the Mario Kart Team within the HU ESports Association and the winner of the Fall 2025 MEAC tournament. Through these organizations, Jordan has found his community on campus and embraces opportunities to share these spaces with others. Jordan has participated in several prior research experiences, completing projects in Reaction Engineering, Geophysical Simulation, and Optics that have resulted in poster and oral presentations given at institution-based symposiums and national conferences. Through his experiences in the classroom and the lab, Jordan has developed an interest in Nuclear and Particle Physics, specifically in Quantum Chromodynamics. He desires to expand his understanding of the fundamental forces and properties that rule quantum particles to support research that uncovers a clearer understanding of the universe. Jordan is motivated to succeed in his studies by his thirst for knowledge and desire to understand the physics behind modern technologies. He aims to leverage his research skills and expertise to enter into spaces where research discovers new science and develops new technologies. His unique technical background and perspective will be invaluable as he contributes to the current understanding of the universe.