Dr. Kenia Madrazo is a Full-Time Computer Science Professor at Grand Canyon University's College of Engineering and Technology, bringing over 18 years of distinguished experience in teaching, scientific research, and software engineering across Cuba, Mexico, and the United States. Holding a Bachelor's in Computer Science, a Ph.D. in Applied Technology, a Master's in Applied Technology, and a Master's in Software Development, the latter earned at GCU in 2025, she embodies the principle that exceptional educators never stop learning. As a researcher, Dr. Madrazo has built a compelling international publication record, with peer-reviewed scientific articles appearing in prestigious journals and conferences of IEEE, SPIE, IOP, Elsevier, Nova Scientia, and other high-impact publishers in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. Her articles have earned citations from researchers worldwide in areas spanning Biomedical Applications, Physics of Radiation, and Applied Technologies, a testament to the depth and cross-disciplinary reach of her scientific contributions. In recognition of her sustained research productivity, she was awarded the nomination of Member of the National System of Investigators (SNI) of Mexico in 2020, a highly selective distinction she has maintained to date. She has also led and co-led undergraduate and graduate research groups, and tutored and co-tutored theses in Computer Science, cultivating the next generation of scientific thinkers. Her current research at Grand Canyon University investigates the fascinating intersection of nutrition science and cognitive performance: as principal investigator of the project "Analysis of the Impact of Capsaicin on the Cognitive Learning Performance of Technology Students at CET," Dr. Madrazo explores how controlled low-dose capsaicin consumption may enhance learning outcomes in engineering and technology students, a novel, forward-thinking line of inquiry that reflects her drive to push the boundaries of what applied research can look like in higher education. In the classroom, Dr. Madrazo's expertise spans a broad and rigorous portfolio: Object-Oriented Programming in C++, C#, Java, and Python; Software Engineering through both Agile and traditional methodologies; Artificial Intelligence for Software Development; Computer Architecture; Modeling and Simulation; Web Development and Web Services; Database Management Systems; Superior Mathematics and Physics; and Professionalism, Ethics, and Communication in Science and Technology. This breadth is grounded in real industry experience. She has worked as a software developer and software engineer at Caja Popular Mexicana Bank in Mexico and at the Software Development Center of the University of Computer Science of Havana, Cuba, giving her students a professor who understands not just the theory, but the professional world they are preparing to enter. A scholar, mentor, innovator, and practitioner, Dr. Kenia Madrazo represents the very best of what a Computer Science professor can be: rigorous in research, passionate in teaching, and unrelenting in the pursuit of excellence.