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Miss America is an annual competition that is open to women from the United States between the ages of 18 and 28.
What is the Miss America Opportunity? The public perception of Miss America program is often that it’s a one-night event, but in reality it’s so much more. This unique opportunity is a year-round program of “Style, Service, Scholarship and Success” – representing the four points of the Miss America and Miss America’s Teen crown.
Jan 15, 2024 · Madison Marsh, a 22-year-old second lieutenant in the US Air Force, emerged victorious at the 2024 Miss America pageant in Orlando, Florida on Sunday night.
Dec 16, 2022 · UNCASVILLE, CT (December 16, 2022) – Following three action-packed nights showcasing talent, interview skills and social impact achievements, one outstanding woman was left speechless to a standing ovation as the newly crowned Miss America 2023 Grace Stanke, representing her home state as Miss Wisconsin, was awarded a $50,000 scholarship, the ...
With the advent of the new Miss America ownership, we’re expanding our programs for women to include professional partnerships with notable philanthropic partners, career advancement, and Little Sister mentorship.
Dec 17, 2021 · ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The newly crowned Miss America has made history, becoming both the first Korean American and the first Alaskan to hold the title in the competition's 100-year history.
Dec 16, 2022 · Miss Wisconsin has won the title of Miss America 2023. Wausau native Grace Stanke, a 20-year-old nuclear engineering student at UW-Madison, was crowned the winner of the Miss America...
Dec 17, 2021 · In its 100th year, the Miss America organization crowned Miss Alaska Emma Broyles before a live audience at the Mohegan Sun in Connecticut.
Dec 18, 2021 · The newly crowned Miss America has made history, becoming both the first Korean American and the first Alaskan to hold the title in the competition’s 100-year history.
Miss America is one of the nation’s leading scholarship and achievement programs for young women.
