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Liberian Writer and Blogger Berenice Mulubah Earns a Masters in Organizational Leadership with Honors.

On July 20, 2024, Liberia's renowned writer and blogger, Berenice Mulubah, celebrated a significant milestone in her academic journey by graduating from the University of Walden with a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership degree. Her exceptional academic performance earned her a perfect 4.0 GPA, showcasing her dedication and hard work. In recognition of her outstanding achievements, Berenice was inducted into two prestigious honor societies: the Delta Mu Delta International Honor Society in Business and the National Society of Leadership and Success. These honors are reserved for students who demonstrate exceptional academic excellence and leadership potential, placing Berenice among the top echelons of her peers. Berenice's graduation marks not only a personal triumph but also a beacon of inspiration for aspiring writers and leaders in Liberia and beyond. Her commitment to excellence and her contributions to the literary and cultural landscape continue to make a lasting impact.
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