MISS UVI WINS NBCA HALL OF FAME QUEENS COMPETITION

Miss UVI Wins Crown at NBCA Hall of Fame Queens Competition

UVI VOICE STAFF |

ST. CROIX — Miss UVI 2014-2015, Elisa Thomas, took home the crown Saturday at the 29th annual National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Queens Competition.

The competition was held September 24-28 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Atlanta. Prizes for the winner included a crown, sash, bouquet of roses, plaque, and a scholarship award of $5,000.00.

Thomas competed against 29 college queens from Historically Black Colleges and University’s (HBCU) around the country and also won the “Hats and Heels Segment” of the competition.

2014 NBCA HALLF OF FAME QUEEN, MISS UVI ELISA THOMAS
Miss UVI 2014-2015 Elisa Thomas crowned NBCA Hall of Fame Queen.

According to the NBCA’s website, The focus for the Competition of Black College Queens is to provide an opportunity for young women attending the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to better prepare for the future. The competition encourages the contestants to gain self-awareness, self-confidence, individual pride, pride for their institution and a greater social awareness overall.

The University of the Virgin Islands’ community are invited to welcome Thomas back to the territory at 2:14 p.m. on Monday at the Cyril King Airport on St. Thomas.

One thought on “Miss UVI Wins Crown at NBCA Hall of Fame Queens Competition”

  1. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to congratulate Elisa Thomas on this huge win!!!! As a fellow Virgin Islander, this gives a huge boost to the young women of the VI community. We are proud of you and wish you well. Congratulations again and job well done.

    Rich Richardson,
    President, West Indies United, VA.

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