UACCM Pageant Winners Announced

The UACCM Pageant was held on Saturday, November 7 in the UACCM Fine Arts Auditorium. Here's a look at the winners of the Miss UACCM division:

Miss UACCM—Whitney Fowler, a freshman majoring in nursing, won a $1,000 scholarship.
1st Alternate—Courtney Andrews, a sophomore majoring in business office technology, won a $400 scholarship.
2nd Alternate—Erika Summers, a freshman majoring in general education, won a $300 scholarship.
3rd Alternate—Morgan Drayton, a freshman majoring in general education, won a $200 scholarship.
4th Alternate—Lindsey Cates, a sophomore majoring in general education, won a $100 scholarship.

Other category winners included:

Prettiest Smile—Alisa Pate, a freshman majoring in nursing
Prettiest Hair—Virginia Pryor, a sophomore majoring in general education
Prettiest Eyes—Dana Redding, a freshman majoring in general education
Most Photogenic—Lindsey Cates

Congrats to all the winners! Watch for future information on winners of all age categories.
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