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Miss Collegiate USA Organization recognizes our newest queen to the Class of 2025 Sisterhood!

Jillian Mars, Miss New Hampshire Collegiate USA 2025 is Student Senate VP and Treasurer, loves coaching color guard, ice skating, and volunteering to bring awareness to  Essential Tremor.

Jillian is currently pursuing an associates degree in marketing and is employed as a Clinical Sales Representative for cardiac catheterization equipment. 

“I wanted to try something new and participate in a program that celebrates academic success, community service, and individuality.” - Jillian Mars


Miss Collegiate USA Organization recognizes our newest queen to the Class of 2025 Sisterhood!

Elizabeth Graeme, Miss Washington Jr High School USA 2025, is a member of her school’s Student Council, cheerleading team, pop dance, creative writing and art clubs. She is also a Cadette Girl Scout and is working towards her Silver Award. 

Elizabeth loves to volunteer and works with several organizations including Hospice of Hope and America House Chisinau. She  looks forward to learning how to create and work with platforms.

“My current motivation is the self-confidence I'm getting from it [competing in MCU]. I love the feeling it gives me in being competent at being a leader.” - Elizabeth Graeme


Miss Collegiate USA Organization recognizes our newest queen to the Class of 2025 Sisterhood!

Brooklynn Saunders, Miss East Coast Collegiate USA 2025 is plugged into the Investment Club and serves at her local church.  During her reign, she looks forward to launching “Operation: Finding your Niche,” an initiative from her platform Promising Voices, which focuses on increasing student participation in extracurricular activities.

Brooklynn is currently pursuing her bachelors in Government and American Politics with two minors in Business, Christian and Culture.  

“The mission of Miss Collegiate USA is just so genuine, supporting women’s education as they uplift their communities, and I feel confident this is a system where I want my name and my servant heart to be apart of the legacy.” - Brooklynn Saunders


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