Student Spotlight: Maya Narsinghani
Writer / Matt Keating
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Maya Narsinghani, a senior at Noblesville High School, says being involved in several school activities, including the school’s Key Club, has helped her tremendously.
It has also been a highly positive way for her to help her community.
“I am president of our Key Club,” she says. “I organize and run leadership and full club meetings. I also direct my leadership team in coming up with service projects that will benefit the community of Noblesville.”
It’s a job Narsinghani takes seriously, but one that she also has a lot of fun with. It has allowed her to make friends and meet different people throughout Noblesville. She loves helping other people.
“My favorite thing about Key Club is being able to connect with other students and people in our community by doing work to benefit others,” Narsinghani says.
Narsinghani and her friends are working on a short film about mental health.
“We previously integrated mental health posters into Noblesville schools to provide awareness,” she says. “We are hopefully going to be working on a fundraiser for mental health resources.”
Narsinghani is also a part of the Noblesville’s Mayor’s Youth Council.
“This is my second year on the council and I am the focus-group leader for our mental health group,” she says. “We work on mental health initiatives and projects for the community and our schools.”
Narsinghani is also involved in other school activities that keep her busy.
“I am also a student trainer for our varsity girls basketball team,” she says. “I am also a player on our varsity girls lacrosse team, and I am a part of our Asian Student Union, and the STEM Today and Tomorrow club at Noblesville.”
Narsinghani has also been busy making plans for college.
“My plans for college are to major in nursing and hopefully attend Purdue University,” she says.
Narsinghani says she encourages other students to get involved with Noblesville High School’s Key Club to help other people in a positive way.
“People should get involved in Key Club because it’s a great way to give back to the community,” she says. “Serving others provides a joy for people that not many other things do.”
Narsinghani loves living in Noblesville.
“The thing I like best about Noblesville is the people,” she says. “I always seem to know someone whenever I go somewhere, and it’s a great thing.”
Narsinghani’s mother, Kate, says she couldn’t be prouder of her daughter.
“My husband, Girish, and I are extremely proud of all Maya has accomplished,” Kate says. “She is very driven and knows exactly what she needs to do. We know she is going to do great things in her life.”
