From your family here at Her Journey we want to wish the Class of 2010 a HAPPY GRADUATION! All your hard work has paid off and we are so glad to share in this milestone with you. Be reminded that Her Journey is here to support you in all your after-college concerns, curiosities and aspirations. Please check back with us every Monday for Motivational Mondays, check out our experts advice for the graduating class (click HERE and HERE), as well as some upcoming articles made specifically with you in mind!
Today we are highlighting a few extraordinary graduates who have studied all over the States (from ATL to California). These young women keep us inspired, and so we wanted to share their triumphs with you!
MS. KEILA DAVIS
School: Clark Atlanta University
Major: History
Journey to: Writer and College Professor (Future HJ team member!)
1 Thing She'll Miss Most about School:
"I will miss the people, the food, and overall carefree attitude of college life."
MS. KATHERINE A. KINARDSchool: The College of New Jersey
Major: Mathematics (Get them numbers girl!)
Journey to: Entrepreneurship, Business Investor
1 Thing She'll Miss Most about School:
"I will greatly miss the fellowship I shared with members of TCNJ student organization, Gospel United Ministries, as well as my role as Choir Directress of the group."
MS. MARISSA FLAGG
School: Iona CollegeMajor: Criminal Justice
Journey to: Graduate school at Iona and playing her 5th year of Basketball1 Thing She'll Miss Most about School: "I'll miss my Criminal Justice classes because I've decided to switch to Public Relations for Graduate School."
MS. OCHELLE ROSS
School: Polytechnic Institute of New York University
Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Journey to: Simulation Systems Engineer for GE Aviation
1 Thing She'll Miss Most About School:
"I'll miss the National Society of Black Engineers. I used it to urge the young African Americans in High School to go into STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math) related careers."
"I'll miss the National Society of Black Engineers. I used it to urge the young African Americans in High School to go into STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math) related careers."
MS. DEVEN BOUCHET
School:California State University, Northridge
Major: BA in Television Production
DR. SHALONDA WILLIAMS
School: University of North Carolina Eshelman School of PharmacyMajor: Doctorate of Pharmacy
Journey to: Clinical pharmacist
helping indigent populations in NYC
helping indigent populations in NYC
1 Thing She'll Miss Most About School: "My Friends."
DR. JENNIFER T. WHITLOCK
School: Southwest Baptist University
Major: Physical Therapy
Journey to: Certified Manual Therapist
1 Thing She'll Miss Most About School: "My classmates..they are truly some amazing people."
Thank you ladies for sharing your dreams and accomplishments with Her Journey. As you begin the next chapter of this journey don't forget to pamper yourself, spend time with your loved ones and give back to your communities-- which have all shaped you into the WOWomen you are today!
What encouraging words or tips do you have for 2010's graduating Class? Something you wish you had known when you graduated?
I'm a ONE year old graduate and my advise is..
ReplyDeleteeven if you have to wait a while to land your "dream" job or opportunity, have PATIENCE and BELIEVE that if God has that for you, it's for you.
We like to set time limits on when things should happen, and give up if that time has expired in our books...but just remember God doesn't work on our time, it may be hard and discouraging but you have to keep PUSHING!
Wow ladies, "CONGRATULATIONS" doesn't even do it justice. To the ladies I know personally and even those I don't, I am extremely proud to see this collection of images...it is such a beautiful thing. I wish you all the best and I hope your journey unfolds in a way even greater than you imagine.
ReplyDeleteGoing along with what Tracey said, my advice is to go in the direction that makes you happiest and continue to do one thing every day that takes you further in that direction. As long as you keep making steps, great things will unfold. And if you keep your heart open to all the possibilities, whether you know exactly what they are or not, they will come to you and blow your mind!
what a diverse group of ladies! Congrats to you all and hopefully you will journey far in life. One piece of wisdom: Enjoy life + work smart, not hard.
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