MIHS Junior Subhadra Vadlamannati Attends National Youth Leadership Council Conference
Mercer Island, WA, April 7, 2023 - The National Youth Leadership Council (NYLC) hosted their 34th annual conference, the National Services-Learning Conference, in Nashville, Tennessee from April 2 to April 5.
Five teams from across the United States were chosen to receive a full scholarship to attend the NYLC National Service-Learning Conference, and MIHS junior Subhadra Vadlamannati was one of those five.
The conference is the largest gathering of educators, youth and organizations passionate about education, youth activism and engagement.
Vadlamannati was honored to present her United States congressional award winning app 'EduLang' at the conference.
“It was an honor to be a part of the NYLC (SLC23) conference. I was so inspired by all of the amazing stories shared and the innovative ideas discussed as well as sharing the stage with amazing leaders like AmeriCorpsCEO, Khalique Rogers,” said Vadlamannati.
"I look forward to bringing the ideas, feedback, and inspiration back to MIHS,” continued Vadlamannati.
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