Nigerian Prodigy Karen Elisha-Wigwe Graduates as Mechanical Engineer from Miami University
In a reflective LinkedIn post, Karen expressed gratitude for her enlightening journey at the Miami University College, emphasizing the profound self-discovery, character-building, and the establishment of meaningful relationships.
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Karen (Car-en) Elisha-Wigwe, a 22-year-old Nigerian prodigy, celebrates a significant milestone as she graduates with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Miami University College of Engineering and Computing in Ohio, United States.
Karen, who embarked on her educational journey in the U.S. at the age of 18, showcased exceptional academic prowess, graduating Cum Laude with an impressive 3.70 GPA out of a possible 4.00.
In a reflective LinkedIn post, Karen expressed gratitude for her enlightening journey at the Miami University College, emphasizing the profound self-discovery, character-building, and the establishment of meaningful relationships.
During her tenure as a student, Karen actively contributed to various communities, notably the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), where she found support and served as a Graduate Assistant for the College of Engineering and Computing.
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Acknowledging her family's unwavering support, Karen extended her appreciation to friends, faculty, staff, and the NSBE family for their roles in her success.
Karen's achievements extend beyond academics as she secured an internship with the esteemed Brunswick Corporation in Illinois, U.S. She is set to work as a Mechanical Engineering Intern at the i.Jet Lab facility in Champaign, Illinois, during the summer.
Looking forward, Karen has ambitious plans to pursue a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering at Miami University, continuing her academic journey at the institution where she earned her Bachelor's Degree.
The remarkable story of Karen Elisha-Wigwe serves as an inspiration, showcasing not only academic excellence but also a commitment to community engagement and a promising future in the field of Mechanical Engineering.
