Rotary Names RYLA Students
CHELMSFORD ROTARY NAMES RYLA STUDENTS
The Rotary Club of Chelmsford has announced that it
has awarded scholarships to this year's Rotary Youth
Leadership Awards (RYLA) Conference to be held in June
at Fitchburg State University. The those selected from a
pool of 53 applicants include - Lindsy Ambrosino, Sydney
Baron, Milani Behera, Manjusha Chava, Kacey Corbett,
Brendan Corcoran, McKenzie Leahy, Abhinav
Muraleedaran, Seyla Phan, Manognya Sripathi, Brian
Tong, and Cassandra West. Selected as alternates were
Jimmy Burrill, Owen Busser, Brianna Chan, Gabrielle Cruz,
Kate McQuaide, and Erin Sousa.
The chosen students will be among some 180
Massachusetts high school sophomores from 46 eastern
Massachusetts Rotary clubs. The conference will feature
many thought-provoking events including interactive
Leadership Labs, exciting guest speakers, and
challenging mental and physical activities. Topics include
decision-making, critical thinking, communicating
effectively, ethics and public service.
To be selected, candidates needed to qualify by
showing leadership potential and good citizenship
characteristics, and showing a strong desire to attend
and benefit from the conference. In their individual
interviews, they needed to stand out from other
applicants.
has awarded scholarships to this year's Rotary Youth
Leadership Awards (RYLA) Conference to be held in June
at Fitchburg State University. The those selected from a
pool of 53 applicants include - Lindsy Ambrosino, Sydney
Baron, Milani Behera, Manjusha Chava, Kacey Corbett,
Brendan Corcoran, McKenzie Leahy, Abhinav
Muraleedaran, Seyla Phan, Manognya Sripathi, Brian
Tong, and Cassandra West. Selected as alternates were
Jimmy Burrill, Owen Busser, Brianna Chan, Gabrielle Cruz,
Kate McQuaide, and Erin Sousa.
The chosen students will be among some 180
Massachusetts high school sophomores from 46 eastern
Massachusetts Rotary clubs. The conference will feature
many thought-provoking events including interactive
Leadership Labs, exciting guest speakers, and
challenging mental and physical activities. Topics include
decision-making, critical thinking, communicating
effectively, ethics and public service.
To be selected, candidates needed to qualify by
showing leadership potential and good citizenship
characteristics, and showing a strong desire to attend
and benefit from the conference. In their individual
interviews, they needed to stand out from other
applicants.