Mikel K. Ngueajio ππ½ββοΈ
I am a fifth-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Howard University in Washington, DC, with a strong passion for leveraging Machine Learning to better understand human language, effective AI use and AI for social good. My doctoral research focuses on the relationship between hate speech and fake news, with the aim of designing robust and explainable AI systems for detecting and mitigating these societal challenges effectively and transparently. Check out my publication history on my Google Scholar. I have served as conference reviewer for the Black in AI 2024; Women in Machine Learning 2024, and Currently serve as Progam committee member for Towards a Safer Web for Women at WebConf 2025 workshop. I am a Graduate Research Assistant for the Center of Excellence in AIML CoE-AIML advised by Dr. Danda Rawat.
As of FALL 2025, I started a new position as an Adjunct Instructor at CMU-Africa, in Kigali, RWANDA teaching Programming for Data analytics.