Four Indian-origin college students have been chosen as Truman Scholars 2022, among the many 58 aspiring public service leaders from 53 faculties and universities. The Indian-American Truman students are Amisha A Kambath, Eshika Kaul, Avi Gupta and Bhav Jain.
According to the official notification of Tuman, the students shall be awarded USD 30,000 in funding for post-graduate research, together with management coaching, profession counselling, and particular employment alternatives inside the federal authorities.
Among the Indian-Australian students. Amisha is from California, research social research and economics at Harvard University, Eshika from New Jersey research economics and peace and justice at Wellesley College. Avi relies in Oregan and research political science and pc science with specialisations in American politics and synthetic intelligence (AI) and Bhav is from Pennsylvania, excited about world well being care supply and remodeling scientific care as a future physician-policymaker.
The Truman Scholarship is offered to aspiring public service leaders within the United States, and is awarded to varsity juniors with distinctive management potential, dedicated to careers in authorities, nonprofit or advocacy sectors, training or elsewhere in public service.
With inputs from PTI.
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