Latifat Sulaimon is a Nigerian-born, Ohio-raised scholar and performance artist. She is currently pursuing a double major in Communication of Technology and Dance at The Ohio State University. Latifat is a recipient of the Morrill Scholar Excellence Scholarship, a premier scholarship at the University awarded to academically talented students who are engaged in diversity-based leadership, service, and social justice activities.
In her most recent experience, Latifat has worked as a Human Resources intern for Legends Global Sales and Southwest Airlines. In addition to her work at Legends, Latifat has recently aided in DEI research regarding female representation in legislation and its effect on US healthcare policy. She has a strong passion for storytelling, aiding in the access of resources to marginalized communities, and connecting with diverse individuals. With that in mind, she aspires to make an impact in the Entertainment and Broadcasting industry through data analytics, content strategy, and DEI research.
Although a scholar, she equally values her role as a creative. Latifat is most recently a nominee for a Gifted in Visual and Performing Arts Drama award in Westerville (2019). Her most recent theater credits include Nkechi in Good Grief (The Contemporary Columbus) and Esther in Intimate Apparel (JCC Theater). Both an actor and creative, Latifat has an extensive background in dance. In her free time, Latifat likes to create dance content on Instagram.