Young African Lady Excels: Graduates with Mass Communication Degree and Leadership Award
Karen, a native of Zimbabwe, took to Twitter to share her accomplishment, expressing gratitude for graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Media and Society Studies and being bestowed with the Vice Chancellor's Leadership Award. During her university tenure, Karen served as the Vice President of the Student Representative Council, showcasing her dedication to leadership.
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Karen Manzera, a young African lady, has achieved academic and leadership success by graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communication from Midlands State University, Zimbabwe. Notably, she was honored with the university's prestigious Vice Chancellor's Leadership Award in recognition of her outstanding leadership qualities.
Karen, a native of Zimbabwe, took to Twitter to share her accomplishment, expressing gratitude for graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Media and Society Studies and being bestowed with the Vice Chancellor's Leadership Award. During her university tenure, Karen served as the Vice President of the Student Representative Council, showcasing her dedication to leadership.
"I graduated with a BSc Media & Society Studies degree, awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Leadership Award," she proudly announced.
Despite concluding her tenure as the vice president, Karen emphasized that her leadership journey continues beyond graduation. She was recognized as a Gender Champion during her time at the university for actively advocating for equal rights for women. Through various initiatives, she worked to protect, support, inform, and develop girls and women within the university.
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Excited about the next chapter of her life, Karen looks forward to building on her leadership experiences. Beyond her leadership roles, she is a talk show host and a media personality.
In a related story, Akingbeni David, a brilliant young man, recently graduated with a first-class honors degree in Industrial Chemistry from the Federal University of Technology, Akure, earning a remarkable 4.53-grade point average. David also distinguished himself as a TECH expert, earning 40 different certificates while a student.
