As one of the first four Black men to graduate from Georgia Tech’s Neuroscience program, Miles is committed to changing the narrative of preventative cancer care in his community. Losing several family members to cancer during his collegiate journey fueled his drive to address disparities in early detection, treatment, and education. As president of the Student Cancer Coalition, he has worked alongside leading cancer researchers to connect students with vital resources, raise awareness through impactful events, and advocate for equitable access to care. His leadership has brought initiatives like book readings honoring student cancer warriors, diversity in oncology panels, and cancer prevention campaigns to campus. 

One of Miles' most memorable leadership moments came during his participation in the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated Scholarship Pageant. This experience allowed him to refine his leadership skills and cultivate his voice as an advocate for social change. Through his platform, Miles raised $2,000 for causes related to medical education, community outreach, and addressing health disparities, particularly those affecting black women. This initiative was a powerful reflection of his commitment to tackling inequities in healthcare, a cause that would continue to inspire his work in the Student Cancer Coalition. His work in both the Pageant and the Coalition continues to have a lasting impact on the Georgia Tech community by shining a light on critical issues that need attention and action. 

Through his work with the Student Cancer Coalition, Miles has exemplified Georgia Tech's motto of Progress and Service by dedicating himself to improving the lives of those affected by cancer and advancing public awareness about healthcare disparities. His commitment to service is reflected in his involvement in various events such as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Light the Night and the HOPE Lodge outreach program, where he and his team provide support for cancer patients. Miles’ leadership has not only created opportunities for students to connect with resources but has also inspired them to become advocates for change in their own communities. His work in cancer research, awareness, and advocacy is a testament to his drive to make progress while serving others in the fight against cancer.