Princeton Prize in Race Relations Honors Goli
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Princeton Prize in Race Relations Honors Goli
Altamont School junior Nivedha Goli has earned a Certificate of Merit from the Alabama Committee of the Princeton Prize in Race Relations. The honor recognizes the important work she has done to advance racial equity and foster positive race relations within our community, particularly through her development of the Multicultural Dance Festival. Goli was not able to attend the awards ceremony this week, so her advisor, Caitlin Rogers, accepted the certificate on her behalf at Alabama’s F. Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum. Museum Vice President Daron K. Harris ’92 presented the award.
Congratulations, Nivedha!