Ms. of America | American Pageants – Accent On Achievement

Ms. of America 2021 – Aidan Murphy, Ms. of California 2020

Pepperdine University – Master of Business Administration

Harvard University – Organizational Behavior Certification

Founder of #Believe2Read

Silver Presidential Volunteer Service Award 2020

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2021 National Titleholders

One of American Pageants’ national titles, the Ms. of America Pageant was designed specifically to provide recognition in a positive setting for women of any age, marital or parental status. We recognize achievement doesn’t end when women get married or have children. Therefore, it was very important for us to expand into this division. While the achievement is there, there is always room for growth and development and our program provides that opportunity for all. In short, the event is a significant step to encourage continued success as an adult. It recognizes women who have been acknowledged for their scholastic and/or professional accomplishments, community service achievements, leadership abilities, and personal achievements and/or accomplishments. The pageant’s six judging categories are designed to provide a fair judging format which focuses on all potential areas of achievement. The event includes fun, friendship, and memories to last a lifetime! As you discover more about American Pageants, we hope that you will discover the positive influence that being a part of the organization will have on you and your future endeavors. We welcome you to come and experience our program for yourself!

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Judging Criteria:

Personal Development of Talents & Skills – 15%
Service & Achievements in School & Community – 15%
Scholastics and Professional Record – 15%
Personality Projection & Poise in Evening Wear – 20%
Judge’s Interview – 30%
Personal Introduction – 5%

For more information, see our full category descriptions here.

Rules of Entry:

Participants must be 20 and up years old as of January 1 of year of competition.

Participants must be a resident of the United States and have a residence, attend school, or work in the state she is representing.

Participants can be single with children, married, divorced, widowed, with or without children.

The participant who wins the state title will represent the state at the National Pageant.

In the event that a State Titleholder is disqualified or chooses to relinquish her title, another candidate can be chosen to compete at Nationals in her place.

State Titleholders must commit to continue to the next level of competition or forfeit her title and prize package.

Appointed titleholders must commit to continue to the next level of competition or forfeit her title and must return her pageant crown and sash to the national office.

Contact Us:

For more information, please contact the National Office at:
952.405.8882

support@americanpageants.org

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