The beautiful Nigerian lady identified as Karen Elisha-Wigwe, has just bagged a degree in Mechanical Engineering from a foreign university.
Sharing her win on LinkedIn, Karen thanked her friends and family for supporting her and helping her grow academically.
Karen graduated from Miami University with a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Miami University College of Engineering and Computing.Â
In her words:
On Saturday, May 14th, I graduated Cum Laude with a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Miami University College of Engineering and Computing.
Indeed it has been an enlightening and amazing journey, one of self-discovery, character building, and establishing many intentional and unintentional but all the same exceptional relationships!
I am grateful to God for the many miracles, small and mighty. To my family for their unwavering support and encouragement.
Thankful for the friends I made, the amazing faculty and staff, my NSBE family (shout out to Keisha Norris) and the many colleagues I had during my time as a student specialist and shift leader in the dining halls, peer tutor at Rinella Learning Center, Resident Assistant in Withrow Hall, peer mentor for the Miami Leadership Academy, and Graduate Assistant for the College of Engineering and Computing.
Looking back at the young and timid 18-year-old that flew alone from Nigeria to Ohio, I can say that I am many million steps closer to the engineer I dreamed of becoming. Certainly could not have done this alone.
This summer, I will be working as a Mechanical Engineering Intern at Brunswick Corporation at the i.Jet Lab facility in Champaign, Illinois. Next fall, I will continue with my Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Miami University.
I cannot thank everyone (and it is a long list) enough for every part they played in my journey this far and I am excited for what my future holds!
Love and Honor!
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Social media users applaud
Karen Arnold K. wrote: “It is truly amazing to see how much you’ve achieved to date! Very happy for your and looking forward to what you do next Karen! Congratulations!”
Keisha Norris said: “Yes, lady you did that!!! Congrats you deserve it!!”
Blessing Ole added: “Congratulations to my fellow mechanical engineer. Indeed is good to dare.”
Samuel Ekuma remarked: “Hearty Congratulations, Tenacious Karen. Cheers to greater exploit.”
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