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|  Tema: Re: candidatas a miss universe jamaica 2020. top 10: pag 2. final: 12 dec.
 Vie Nov 20, 2020 7:21 pm |   |
| Contestant No. 1Name: Kimberly Kemelia DawkinsSash: Miss R Hotel
Age: 26
Height: 5’9”
Kimberly Dawkins is a graduate of the University of Technology, Jamaica, and now a Registered Nurse at the Bustamante Hospital for Children's, and part-time model. She also enjoys participating in charity activities and giving back to the less fortunate. In the future Kimberly hopes to pursue a Degree in Midwifery and master’s in public health nursing.
She has initiated a mentorship program in collaboration with the Jamaica Youth Motivators Organization, the RED FLOWER Program, geared towards teaching young women Respect, Empowerment and Discipline. This is a platform she hopes will help her be an effective mentor to young women in her country and globally.
Last School Attended: The University of Technology Jamaica
Scholastic Achievements: UTECH Students' Union - College of Health Sciences, Student Representative 2017/18; Nursing Student Association of Jamaica - Vice President 2018/19, Executive Secretary 2016/17; College of Health Sciences Student Representative Committee Assistant Entertainment Director 2016/17; UTECH Association of Jamaica Nursing and Midwifery Student Executive Member 2016-2018
Life’s Ambition: To excel in my Nursing Career and be successful with helping abused young girls, while continuing my passion in the art of modelling
Tell us about your volunteer work: Throughout my time at University I've volunteered with many initiatives by the Students Union, including; Teach the Youth Summer School Program (in communities surrounding Papine) and their annual Tag Drive (funds raised towards several charity organizations, and to help with student grants). Currently, I work with the Jamaica Youth Motivators, a non-profit organization, as the Women Empowerment Lead, I initiated the RED Flower Program which focuses on teaching young women Respect, Empowerment and Discipline. I want to be the change in want to see and I believe as women we have to first understand ourselves as a person so that we can aim to be the best version of ourselves.
Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why?
Yes, empowering young women through the RED FLOWER initiative, to believe in, and respect themselves and in turn helping to boost their self-esteem. As a child growing up I was molested, and this affected the way I not only viewed myself, but also the way I socialized with people. I was withdrawn and had low confidence, but I've found ways to change that, and I want to continue being a voice for, and an example to other young girls and show them that they are not defined by their circumstance, and they too can rise above and beyond the limits set around them.
What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
The change I would love to see in the world of women is one in which they will be physically and emotionally safe, treated equally, genuinely support other women and never be afraid to let their voices be heard, and speak up boldly about the things that impose on their rights as individuals.
What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
Completing my Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing in the stipulated time frame. This is dear to me as I am not only the first in my immediate family to attend university but it has made my mom extremely proud
What qualities in yourself are you most proud of, and how will you apply these qualities to your time as Miss Universe Jamaica?
The qualities within myself that I am proudest of are my helpful and hardworking spirit; I always push myself to achieve whatever I put my mind to.
Miss Universe Jamaica is so much more than just a title for me, it is a job, and this job requires those said qualities.
I would use them to effectively carry out my duties through charity projects under my RED FLOWER initiative, being an effective ambassador, not just for the organization but also my country and a mentor to other young women.
Última edición por julinha el Vie Nov 20, 2020 7:28 pm, editado 3 veces |
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| Tema: Re: candidatas a miss universe jamaica 2020. top 10: pag 2. final: 12 dec.
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| Contestant No. 2Name: Monique ThomasSash: Miss Curves
Age: 25
Height: 5’9”
Monique is on a mission to change the wellness community here in Jamaica. She started a company that specializes in superfood creations that are not only beautiful but an experience to enjoy. She is on a mission to educate and uplift communities starting with what they put into their body, then their mind and finally their soul. A Communications graduate Monique has lived in the US and Italy and has travelled to over 15 countries. She feels her purpose is to walk the path less traveled and connect with others on the way. Her passion is with people.
Last School Attended: Florida International University
Scholastic Achievements: BA in Communication Studies
Life’s Ambition: To educate, uplift, and lead by example.
Tell us about your volunteer work: I have donated to many charitable causes through 876 Volunteer these include: Marie Atkins Homeless Shelter and Sophie’s Place.
Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why?
Providing safe spaces for women to open up, let go, challenge themselves and just be.
What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
I want to see more community. More united efforts to uplift and push forward as a collective.
What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
Starting my own business
What qualities in yourself are you most proud of, and how will you apply these qualities to your time as Miss Universe Jamaica?
I am most proud of my tenacity, adaptability, and compassionate heart. I believe these qualities will enable me to educate others on the importance of one’s overall wellbeing, mindful consumption, and how it plays a role on physical and mental health. My tenacity will ensure that I make the impact I hope to make during my reign and really make a difference. It's all about having a vision, the willpower to execute it and being open to all possibilities.
Última edición por julinha el Vie Nov 20, 2020 7:29 pm, editado 3 veces |
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| Tema: Re: candidatas a miss universe jamaica 2020. top 10: pag 2. final: 12 dec.
Vie Nov 20, 2020 7:22 pm | |
| Contestant No. 3Name: Ashanti FindleySash: Miss Caribbean Seafoods
Age: 18
Height: 5’6”
Ashanti Findley is a Gemini who is currently an upper-sixth student at Frome Technical High School, she is currently studying business and finance. Her hobbies include, furthering her acrobatic skills, exploring the marine life, and writing inspirational poetry. Her aspiration is to become a Pathologist and to create a platform through which female empowerment can be fostered.
Last School Attended: Manning’s High
Scholastic Achievements: 9 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) passes & 4 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE)
Life’s Ambition: My life's ambition is to acquire Pathological finesse at the adjournment of my academic path and to create a platform through which female empowerment can be fostered.
Tell us about your volunteer work: I have worked with the Girl’s Guide Association in contributing food and have donated toiletry to various Boy’s and Girl’s Homes. I will also be working with the Women’s Centre. My goal is to uplift women and to encourage each individual to invest in leadership roles because there is no limit to what women can do in society at large
Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why? I am strongly invested in the movement of Feeding the Homeless hosted by The Salvation Army. Being engaged in such a dedicated platform through which individuals give a helping hand to the less fortunate I personally think that shows value and dignity and I am proud to be a part of this movement
What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
My vision for the world of women is for us to take up space in today’s society .
Take up and make ourselves useful in every leadership role there is because we are strong and there is nothing in this world that we as women cannot achieve.
What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
My proudest accomplishment is achieving all my qualifications (subjects) at the adjournment of my High school path.
What qualities in yourself are you most proud of, and how will you apply these qualities to your time as Miss Universe Jamaica?
Among the vast qualities of which I am comprised, I have the utmost pride for the confidence I radiate, my personal growth and my philanthropic heart. In my capacity as Miss Universe Jamaica, I will indubitably apply these qualities throughout my tenure, for the betterment of young ladies like myself, and society as well. I intend to impart my confidence to young ladies that are lacking, to help them, through my own experiences and growth, attain a better outlook on life, to have a higher value of self appreciation, to show them that they are above average, a force to be reckoned with, and destined for great things. I've been at the mercy of low self-esteem myself, and overcoming such a hurdle was an arduous task but one of the most fulfilling. It is my wish to influence and inspire young ladies, to heal, to grow, and to achieve. Throughout my tenure, it is also my intention to exploit and embrace my philanthropic ambitions, by being an avid participant in various community outreach initiatives, inclusive of programs with the Women's Center, as well as The Llandilo School of Special Education, which features disenfranchised females who are steadily and admirably paving the path to better future and mentally, emotionally, and physically queer children respectfully. I devote my passion for such ambitions, my time, and effort into these initiatives because I strongly believe that, I was given these qualities by God to further influence, inspire and aid others. I am given the privileged opportunity to serve as Miss Universe Jamaica West and prospective Miss Universe Jamaica, and as such I aim, in my capacity, to help create, a bigger, brighter, better Jamaica.
Última edición por julinha el Vie Nov 20, 2020 7:29 pm, editado 2 veces |
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| Tema: Re: candidatas a miss universe jamaica 2020. top 10: pag 2. final: 12 dec.
Vie Nov 20, 2020 7:23 pm | |
| Contestant No. 4Name: Abigail PinnockSash: Miss Bluedot Comuna
Age: 27
Height: 5’6”
A Veterinarian who has devoted 90% of her time to the wellness and welfare of animals in our society. She graduated with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of West Indies in Trinidad & Tobago and has worked with large and small animals in Canada, USA, and Jamaica. She has a passion for empowering women, encouraging them to achieve their goals and striving to be the best version of themselves.Last School Attended: University of the West Indies (St. Augustine)
Scholastic Achievements: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M)Life’s Ambition: To improve animal welfare in JamaicaTell us about your volunteer work: I work full time with the Jamaica Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (JSPCA). It's a Nonprofit charity organization. The organization is geared towards finding new homes for abandoned and abused animals as well as providing affordable, low cost veterinary care for animal owners who can't afford full cost of treatment. They provide outreach programs to the Jamaican public educating them about animal welfare and carrying out spay and neuter clinics to reduce the stray dog and cat population. She is seeking donations to raise funds to purchase advanced diagnostic equipment to improve the standard of care offered at the JSPCA.Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why?
Improving human-animal relationships in our society. Enlightening people of the importance of taking care of God's creatures.What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
Gender equality in the workplace.What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
Finishing vet schoolWhat qualities in yourself are you most proud of, and how will you apply these qualities to your time as Miss Universe Jamaica?I am proud that I am able set realistic goals, focus on them, and to be able to pursue these goals with passion and grit and to achieve and execute plans. These qualities will no doubt allow me to execute my duties as Miss Universe Jamaica. As a veterinary Doctor I would use this platform to collaborate and form networks to better serve the needs of the many animals being mistreated. In addition, I will empower young ladies with low self-esteem to believe in their abilities.
Última edición por julinha el Vie Nov 20, 2020 7:30 pm, editado 2 veces |
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| Tema: Re: candidatas a miss universe jamaica 2020. top 10: pag 2. final: 12 dec.
Vie Nov 20, 2020 7:23 pm | |
| Contestant No. 5Name: Briana RussellSash: Miss Ktyler Beverly HillsAge: 23
Height: 5’5”
Born and raised in St. Ann, Briana is a student of the UWI Mona. She is currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Higher Educational Management and she serves as Director for the Maxfield Park Children's Home. She believes that education is a powerful tool for empowerment and social mobility. Therefore, she is committed to ensuring that differently abled children, especially in State care, have the resources and opportunities necessary to harness their full potential. This commitment has shaped her goal to becoming a policymaker in the Ministry of Education. This will allow her to craft policies that contribute to a more inclusive, accessible, and innovative educational sector.
Last School Attended: The University of the West Indies, Mona
Scholastic Achievements: Top Performer in 'Introduction to Political Institutions and Analysis' in the department of Government Induction in the Aston Preston Hall Honours Society Chapter.
Life’s Ambition: Education is one tool that can address a myriad of social ills in today's society. I believe all citizens must have access to quality education that is inclusive and innovative. This is why my ambition is to become a policy-maker in the education sector and contribute to the development of accessible, inclusive and innovative education in Jamaica, and by extension, the Caribbean.
Tell us about your volunteer work:
1. I currently serve the Maxfield Park Children's Home as Director.
2. In 2019, I co-coordinated the Hope Valley Experimental School Mentorship Programme and was a mentor for the Craig Town Mentorship Programme (Programmes of the Aston Preston Hall, UWI Mona). These programmes allowed us to impact youths through a series of academic and personal development workshops executed twice a week for a full academic year.
3. As a student leader on the 2019/2020 UWI Mona Guild Executive, I co-coordinated the execution of our annual "Back to School" programme - an initiative that served over 200 residents of the surrounding communities by way of free 'school medicals', school supplies and packages of food items and items for personal hygiene. This was done in partnership with large private corporations such as Grace Kennedy.
Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why? Globally, approximately 15% of a country's population are differently-abled. Of that percentage, more than half are born differently-abled. It is important that all children are given equal opportunities to maximize their fullest potential in an inclusive society. As a Director of the Maxfield Park Children Home and having worked with children of the Hope Valley Experimental School, I understand the challenges that differently-abled children encounter. These challenges range from lack of appropriate resources and opportunities to a lack of self -empowerment. I think all children have the potential to become whoever they envision themselves to be regardless of their individual abilities. This is why I am committed to ensuring that differently-abled children, especially those in State Care, have access to resources and equal opportunities that would harness their full potential.
What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women? I would like society to normalize women occupying male-dominated fields. I think many women have been breaking archaic stereotypes as to who we can aspire to become and how far we can aspire to. In many countries, women continue to shatter the 'glass ceiling' and chart paths for young women in generations to come.
What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
My proudest personal accomplishment was being able to pay for my university accommodation without the help of my aunt. All my life, she has supported me all by herself. This was my way of easing some financial burden on her end and simultaneously nudging her to invest in her own experiences and enjoy life.
What qualities in yourself are you most proud of, and how will you apply these qualities to your time as Miss Universe Jamaica?
I am most proud of my ability to be compassionate and empathetic. As a child, I did not have the privilege of being raised by either biological parent. In fact, at just 3 months, my auntie, Carlene, had to step in and be the parental figure I needed. As a mother and an early Childhood educator, she showed me the importance of compassion and empathy in the development of children. This is why I love working with children in State care– I understand their experience and the advantages of empathy and compassion in their nurturing (In a way, I want to be an “auntie Carlene” to each child). More importantly, as Miss Universe Jamaica in a time of social unrest and uncertainty, empathy and compassion will allow me to better represent, understand and uplift our diverse, global community. This is why these are the qualities I’m proudest of.
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