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Einthiri Mudili ’23 Wins Essay Contest
Congratulations to University School of Milwaukee senior Einthiri Mudili ’23, who was named one of three winners of the Milwaukee County Transit System’s (MCTS) third annual Rosa Parks Tribute Scholarship essay contest.
High school seniors in Milwaukee County who will attend a trade school, college, or university were invited to submit a short essay inspired by Parks’ famous quote, “Each person must live their life as a model for others.”
More than 150 essays were submitted—representing 26 high schools—and reviewed by a diverse panel of staff from MCTS, the Milwaukee County Department of Transportation, and the Milwaukee County Office of Equity.
Each winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards their higher education.
- JEDI