Black Girl Magic: Lady Celebrates Earning 2nd Master's In Computer Science
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Black Girl Magic: Lady Celebrates Earning 2nd Master's In Computer Science

  • Danielle IsIncredibly Smart is helping to fill the gap of Black representation in Computer Science
  • She has celebrated earning a second master's in the field as she uploaded stunning photos from her graduation on social media
  • She revealed that it was a responsibility that she felt called up to fill it as she announced the achievement

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A determined Black woman, Danielle IsIncredibly Smart, has celebrated earning her second postgraduate degree in Computer Science, with a focus on Cybersecurity.

In a Facebook post, she revealed that she decided to pursue another master's degree in the field because she saw the need for Black representation.

Danielle further mentioned that it was a responsibility that she felt called up to fill it.

Lady earns 2nd master's in Computer Science
Black Girl Magic: Lady Celebrates Earning 2nd Master's In Computer Science Photo credit: Danielle IsIncredibly Smart
Source: Facebook

Celebrating the achievement

''I graduated last night with a 2nd Masters in Computer Science concentrating on Cybersecurity. I saw a need for black female representation in I.T. and felt called to step up and fill it.

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''And yes, I am actively looking for ways to merge both of my Master's degrees to revolutionize the Technology and Theatre industry! Be on the lookout,'' she said.

Danielle uploaded photos posing with family and loved ones from her graduation. She was photographed in her graduation robe, beaming for the camera.

Many have trooped to the comment section of her post to shower her with accolades.

Reactions

Clyde King Sr. said:

''Danielle, I am very proud that you found your greatness and worked to achieve your goals in life. My wife in spirit and I hope and pray that CASES Exposure camp helped in some way reach your horizons.
''Don’t forget to reach back along the way and help someone else achieve their goals. Give my regards to mom and dad. God bless.''

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LarryandGenece Arnold said:

''That's awesome! Congratulations, Danielle.''

Jess Searcy commented:

''Congratulations, Danielle IsIncredibly Smart.''

Bella Obiago said:

''Black girl magic. Hearty Congratulations, Queen. God bless your future endeavors! You did that!''

'Super proud of you': UCT med student welcomes new chapter, SA sings her praises

Earlier, Briefly News reported that one of the newest graduates to be served up from the University of Cape Town (UCT) has everyone in Mzansi talking, thanks to her amazing journey from wishing to becoming what she envisioned.

@Dineo_Bee took to Twitter to share her excitement after recently graduating from the institution's Faculty of Health with a degree in medicine. Attaining the qualification is considered as no mean feat by the throngs who have navigated the world of academia.

And with a pressing healthcare crisis in some of South Africa's most under-served areas, the new medical profession entrant will be buoyed to play her part in providing quality diagnostic and therapeutic services. Capturing her enthusiasm was an image she shared that shows her holding up her newly-assigned name tag.

Source: Briefly News

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