BHS senior wins certificate of recognition
BLOOMINGTON — Anusha Nadkarni, a Bloomington High School senior, was nominated for the Princeton Prize in Race Relations and was named one of the winners for a certificate of recognition.
The Princeton Prize is a highly competitive national scholarship that is sponsored and managed by Princeton alumni volunteers.
Anusha Nadkarni, a senior at Bloomington High School, will represent the state in the U.S. Senate Youth Program.
Students who have made significant efforts to advance racial equity and understanding in their schools or communities are recognized. Princeton alumni in 28 national regions each choose one student for the prize and three students for certificates of recognition. Nadkarni is one of those three students in the Chicago region.
The goal of the scholarship is to inspire others and expand awareness of actions that students can take to enhance equity and inclusion.
An in-person awards ceremony will be held on Tuesday, April 4 in Princeton, New Jersey.
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