Resilient Gambian Woman Graduates as Civil Engineer from Howard University While Nurturing Newborn Son
Khadijah took to Twitter to share her journey, proudly holding her son, stating, "I just want my son to know his mum is resilient and she never gave up! Full-time Mum. Full-time Student. & Now Full-time Civil Engineer!" Her story resonates with determination and perseverance as she navigated the demanding responsibilities of motherhood while pursuing her academic goals.
AKACHI NOEL 
In an inspiring tale of resilience, Khadijah Ceesay, a young and brilliant woman from The Gambia, has triumphed over challenges to graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from Howard University, Washington DC, United States. Notably, she achieved this milestone while caring for her newborn son.
Khadijah took to Twitter to share her journey, proudly holding her son, stating, "I just want my son to know his mum is resilient and she never gave up! Full-time Mum. Full-time Student. & Now Full-time Civil Engineer!" Her story resonates with determination and perseverance as she navigated the demanding responsibilities of motherhood while pursuing her academic goals.
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During her time at Howard University, Khadijah not only excelled academically but also served as the President of the Howard University Muslim Student's Association. Her commitment extended to professional experiences, including an internship at Amazon as a Transport Engineering intern. Additionally, she worked as an M-Fellow at the United States NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) and, in June 2022, joined Tooles Design in Maryland as an Engineering Intern.
Khadijah's achievements underscore the ability to balance academic excellence, leadership roles, and family responsibilities. Her story stands as a testament to the strength and resilience of women pursuing their aspirations amidst challenges.
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In a related success story, 23-year-old Montoya Timaya Major also achieved remarkable success in the United States, earning three degrees from Nova Southeastern University while single-handedly caring for her newborn twins. Montoya's story reflects the triumph of determination and dedication in the face of adversity.
As these women break barriers and overcome obstacles, their stories serve as an inspiration to others, demonstrating the power of perseverance and ambition in achieving educational and personal goals.
