* Senior Anjali Mirmira has won a Catalyst for Change Prize from the Global Online Academy. Anjali’s project, Use of Human Pluripotent Stem Cells to Cure Macular Degeneration, was one of ten selected from more than 500 presentations to receive the Catalyst for Change Prize. This prize, the most prestigious of the conference, is awarded by a panel of advocacy experts to projects that have demonstrated exceptional thoughtfulness, planning, and potential for enduring change.

 

* Upper School Chemistry Teacher Dr. Jessica Hollenbeck has won the Indiana Section of the American Chemical Society's Gladysmae Good - Teacher of Chemistry Award. This award is given annually to a teacher in the Indiana Section of the ACS, in honor of a local chemistry teacher, Mrs. Gladysmae Good, who made a long-term and positive impact in her students' lives. Dr. Hollenbeck was nominated by Park Tudor parent Dr. Tom Xiao. She will be honored at an awards ceremony on May 22