#mit2011

[qjharris]

2008 to 2018. Had to do it. Same smile, less cuteness. #10yearchallenge . Lord, if you swipe... be prepared. . . #agechallenge #aginggracefully #howharddidpubertyhityou #mitalumni #mit2011 (at Cambridge, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsmdwhEjuZO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=150c3shohrbk4

[quinntonharris]

Saluting Black Graduates from MIT 

"The most riveting moment for me was meeting Black alums in “red coats”. The MIT tradition is to honor alumni who graduated 50 years and more ago with a tailored cardinal red blazer. It’s THE coveted symbol of achievement and longevity. But to see someone who looked like me wearing one was such a honor. It was so special to talk shop with those guys. I met Ernie, class of 1962, who comes to campus every chance he gets to photo document community events and meetings. I am convinced he is me 50 years from now haha." 

June 2016 // Quinnton Harris

[qjharris]

#28 - Wishing my favorite rocket scientist the happiest birthday ever! Words cannot express how proud I am of this guy. He’s been through so much, and still has much on his plate. But I am so glad God chose him to be such a special light to the people in his life. Along with his poise, stoicism and strength, he is one of the most honest and vulnerable individuals I know. His presence demands the excellence fit for a king, but the compassion of his heart overflows with a love of a brother and a father. - I won’t ever forget the first time meeting him at MIT. As a pre-frosh he was the most personable, lively Southern gentlemen that was never ashamed of who he is and where he comes from—especially when we was dancing on top of a table at the frat party. I am happy to say things haven’t changed since the day I met him 9 years ago. And I hope it never does. Much success and love you to twin. - #pursuitofportraits #postthepeople #mit2011 #quinntonharris #family #twin #brother #melanin (at Palo Alto, California)

[qjharris]

It was great hanging out with family yesterday. #mit2011 #techreunions (at Cambridge, Massachusetts)