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The P. J. and Hilda W. Hill Award
The P. J. and Hilda W. Hill Award was established from a gift from P. J. Hill, a 1920 graduate of Indiana University. Each spring the $5000 award is presented to the outstanding senior on the IU Bloomington campus who has done the most to “better race relationships on the IU campus” during his or her undergraduate career. P.J. Hill graduated from Indiana University in 1920 with his bachelor’s and 1934 with his master’s. Hill was the first African American principal of an American desegregated secondary school. He received the Distinguished Alumni Service medal in 1966. Criteria: The selection committee considers the following criteria when evaluating each candidate. -Demonstrated commitment to creating an equitable and inclusive campus -Strong academic achievement -Significant campus involvement through student leadership and volunteer roles
Annual Amount
$5,000
Automatic or Competitive
Competitive
Annual Amount
$5,000
Automatic or Competitive
Competitive
Annual Amount
$5,000
Automatic or Competitive
Competitive
Renewable
Stackable
Legacy
Full Tuition
Required Major
Application Required
Renewable
Stackable
Legacy
Full Tuition
Required Major
Application Required

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