During my three years in Uganda I spent my time volunteering around Good Shepards Fold Orphanage, which served underprivilleged Ugandan Orphans. I also learned the Swahili and Luganda languages while living the in the forest regions.
Hayden Warfield
Hi I'm Hayden, a Full-Stack Developer, NCAA Broadcaster, and self-proclaimed Happy Meal Critic. Wether it comes to problem solving, creative thinking, or public speaking I'm the one you want leading the charge.
Titan Study Tables is a Web-Based Application designed to help student-athletes and school administrators electronically track and manage study hours. Developed using the Agile methodology, Git, and object-oriented programming.
Woodlawn Chapel is a Church based in Charleston, IL that I designed in colaboration with Cloud Carpenter.
The KWVA website was a team effort at Cloud Carpenter. My contributions mostly fall on the landing page of the site, contributing to the layout and color scheme.
Dakar Academy is an international boarding school based in Dakar, Senegal. In the Summer of 2025 I provided consulting services to Dakar Academy's Front-End Developer to critique and advise the UI/UX.
I've worked as an National Collegiate Athletic Associtation (NCAA) Broadcaster for sports such as Volleyball, Lacrosse, Baseball, Track and Field, and Soccer. Highlights of my broadcasting career include the 2025 NCAA DIII Volleyball Tournament and College Coference of Illinois and Winsconsin (CCIW) Tournament.
| Sport | Event | Season |
|---|---|---|
| Volleyball | NCAA Regional Finals | 2025 |
| Swim & Dive | IWU Halloween Invite | 2025 |
| Volleyball | CCIW Tournament | 2025 |
| Baseball | CCIW Tournament | 2025 |
| Softball | CCIW Tournament | 2025 |
| Volleyball | CCIW Tournament Finals | 2024 |
| Article (Click to View) | Publication |
|---|---|
| Celebrating the career of an IWU volleyball legend | The Argus |
| Life in Senegal: A Photo Essay | Anthrow Circus |
| Women’s volleyball’s historic win streak ended by Hope College | The Argus |
| Other Articles | Misc. |
As the son of Missionaries I lived in six countries growing up including France, Mauritnia, and Senegal. During my 16+ years overseas I had many cultural expeiernces that broadened my understadning of th world.
For a year I called Albertville, France my home. There I was enrolled in the French School System and learned to speak French. My father used to say I spoke with such an accent that he could not distinguish me from a real French boy.
During my three years in Uganda I spent my time volunteering around Good Shepards Fold Orphanage, which served underprivilleged Ugandan Orphans. I also learned the Swahili and Luganda languages while living the in the forest regions.
Dakar, Senegal became my home for Junior High and High School. There I was Ingrained with the culture of Senegal learning to make Attaya (traditional West-African tea), competed in soccer with locals, and particapted in community outreach programs in several villages across the Terenga.
During my formative years I lived in the slums of Nouakchott the capital of Mauritania. I lived without runnning water, basic sanitation, or a solid stool to sit on. There I saw poverty in its truest form.