Selena Mohammed

Upper Second Class Honours

BSc. Petroleum Geoscience

Faculty of Engineering

Crediting her success to God, a strong support system, self-discipline and dedicated lecturers, the Diamond Vale
Primary School and St Francois Girls College Alumna now also stands as a fine exemplary of The UWI (STA).

Throughout her university experience, Selena Mohammed demonstrated academic and humanitarian
achievements, as she became engulfed in the rich and diverse ‘melting pot’ of activities, cultures and discourse
existing within The UWI. These interactions also stimulated personal development, whereby as Selena ventures
on to her next chapter, she feels equipped to pursue her dreams, desiring to take advantage of various
opportunities to aid in finding her niche within the energy sector, that is aligned with her morals and passion
for the development of ideas making energy sustainable and easily accessible to all.

Whether she was serving as President (American Association of Petroleum Geologists UWI Student Chapter),
Vice-President (Society of Petroleum Engineers UWI Student Chapter), spending time with her Cocker Spaniel
“Bo,” engaging in dog training sessions or simply hanging out with her parents and close friends on the beach or
in nature, Selena confidently reflects what it means to “BeUWI”, as she now serves as a balanced, proud, and cultured ambassador of the Caribbean! She hopes to leave a lasting positive impression on the people she interacts with, to be a refreshing conversationalist and to always pay attention to the needs of others.