Gil "Cancelito" Cancel Comas has been attending FSU since 1997, he quickly became an active member of campus hispanic organizations. He was born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico (Go Indios!) and came to the United States for his father to complete graduate school at FSU.

He received an Associate in Arts Degree in computer programing at Tallahassee Community College in 1997 where he served as member and later coordinator of the Environmental Action Team and tried to revive the Caribbean Student Association. He tranfered to Florida State to begin a bachelors in Electrical Engineering and has since chosen to stay at FSU and pursue a possible double major in Computer Engineering. Gil has a pretty long history as a self taught computer graphic artist and after his Associate in Arts degree taught himself to bring his background in computer programming and computer graphics to the web by becoming a web programer.

Gil has served as community chair for Sigma Lambda Beta- Rho Alpha Chapter International fraternity and served as president of Vejigantes-Puerto Rican Student Association for Fall '98 - Spring '99. And has been part of both Oscar Arias Sanchez Hispanic Honor Society and Golden Key Honor Society. He is also a member of the North Florida Hispanic Association and the National Council of La Raza.