candidatas a miss universe jamaica 2020. top 10: pag 2. final: 12 dec.

Contestant No. 6
Name: Lineisha Davis
Sash: Miss Smart Stop Auto Supplies
Age: 23
Height: 5’5”

After graduating from UTECH equipped with a BSc. In Dental Hygiene with Upper second-class honors, she ventured immediately in the working world. Lineisha is a feminist and aspires to be a known advocate against sexual and domestic abuse. This is due to her experiences over the years, she has a strong belief, women need to empower each other and appreciate themselves without external validation: there needs to be equality amongst both sexes, as well as, victims of sexual and domestic abuse should be able to speak up without fear of being embarrassed, hurt and being ridiculed.

Last School Attended: University of Technology

Scholastic Achievements:
10 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC), 7 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) & BSc. in Dental Hygiene with an Upper Second Class honors.
Life’s Ambition: My life's ambition is to become a successful entrepreneur (have my own Dental Practice) and a devoted family woman. I aspire to be an advocate for feminism and against abuse especially sexual and domestic abuse.

Tell us about your volunteer work: From a tender age I always felt the need to give back in any way I could, from visiting the infirmary for church outreach to painting the classrooms on labour day in primary school. During my last two years at The Manning's School, I volunteered at The Source in Savanna la Mar to help primary school students academically especially those about to sit GSAT. When I matriculated to the University of Technology, I jumped on the chance for any outreach programme I heard of hence why I am now a part of The Dental Hygiene Association of Jamaica (DHAJ). This association provides free dental care to rural communities. I am a dental hygienist so a part of my role is to provide preventative dental procedures.

Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why?

I believe many Jamaicans are unaware of how important Oral Health is. Many do not have access to visit the dentist, some cannot afford to pay for dental care and others are uneducated. As a Dental hygienist I have seen how these factors affect the oral health and overall health. This is why I became a member of DHAJ, however I want to extend my knowledge so that the understanding of how important a good oral health is can reach many

What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
“It is said that girls with dreams become women with vision. May we empower each other to carry out such vision- because it isn’t enough to simply talk about equality. One must believe it. And it isn’t enough to simply believe it. One must work at it. Let us work at it. Together. Starting now.” – Meghan Markle. I want to see women rise above sexist statements as to where they belong and create opportunities for our selves while displaying grace and humility. It is often said, “too many women working together is chaotic”, so, let us throw out that belief, prove this statement wrong. I want women to know we can do anything, just a little hard work and determination to make our mark. Let us strive to support each other and take our seats at the tables where we belong. Most importantly women should love themselves no matter their complexion, race, body type or social status, women must be highly confident without validation from anyone.

What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
My greatest personal accomplishment is attending and completing University in the time frame stated without failure of any courses despite the many personal obstacles I faced.

What qualities in yourself are you most proud of, and how will you apply these qualities to your time as Miss Universe Jamaica?

A sedulous person is one who works assiduously and doesn't give up easily. This along with being affable and compassionate are just a few qualities I possess and I’m most proud of. To wear the title of Miss Universe Jamaica would be an honor and a responsibility to never be taken lightly.
Should I become the next Miss Universe Jamaica I would use these qualities to inspire and empower our nation so that we can spread love, be the best versions of ourselves to build a flourishing Jamaica.
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Contestant No. 7
Name: Alexia Royal-Eatmon
Sash: Miss Ryhva Active
Age: 26
Height: 5’7”

Alexia Royal - Eatmon is a law student at Norman Manley Law School and works as a law intern at Nicholas Manley & Co. She holds a bachelor's degree in biology and neuroscience from Williams College in Massachusetts and an LLB from The University of the West Indies. She is also a former national swimmer that has represented Jamaica in several international competitions.
Last School Attended: University of the West Indies and Williams College

Scholastic Achievements: I am a former national swimmer and I represented Jamaica internationally in many competitions, including the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Dehli India where I was the youngest athlete to qualify in all disciplines for Jamaica and had the wonderful opportunity of making the semi-finals. In high school, I was the recipient of the President's Award for Academic Excellence. Additionally, I was on the dean's list at Williams college and graduated with a bachelor's degree in neuroscience and biology. I also graduated with honors from the University of the West Indies with a bachelor's degree in law.

Life’s Ambition: I studied law so that I could have a better understanding of the pharmaceutical industry, outside of the science behind it. I want to have a greater and positive impact on people.

Tell us about your volunteer work: Currently, I mentor through an organization called Ephlink where I help students by bridging the gap between graduating undergrad school and starting a job or graduate school. As someone against brain drain, my main focus is helping Caribbean students to successfully transition back into the working world or educational system.

Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why?
Education is such an important asset to have as it formulates our views of the world around us and impacts the way that we are able to interact with one another. The lack of access to education has always been very close to my heart because I've seen the great impact of educational programs/organizations in society. This is why I am a part of the Ephlink project.

What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
I want to see more unification of women in society. We can be so powerful when we come together, celebrate and uplift one another.

What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
Graduating with honors from the accelerated law program at the University of the West Indies.

What qualities in yourself are you most proud of, and how will you apply these qualities to your time as Miss Universe Jamaica?
The quality that first comes to my mind is my compassion. I’ve always had a big heart and with that always looked for opportunities where I could be of service. It’s with that drive that I am the founder of my own initiative TutorFreeJamaica that works to bridge the educational divide in Jamaica.

Additionally, I think of my adaptability as I’ve learnt that not everything will go as planned. I might be going through things in my personal life or something as sudden and catastrophic as a pandemic occurs. It’s in those circumstances that have really pushed me to continually find strength in my vulnerability and to never back down from my goals because of fear.

As miss universe, I know these qualities will keep me be grounded, driven and discipline in continually being that role model for young girls, my community and my country. I want to make sure that in every situation I represent the values of the brand and ultimately have a meaningful and impactful reign.
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Contestant No. 8
Name: Shanique Thompson
Sash: Miss Maxeff Motors
Age: 23
Height: 5’7”

Shanique Thompson currently holds a BSc degree in Business Administration, who is currently employed to Barita Investments Limited in Mandeville. She is the reigning Miss Universe Jamaica Central.

Last School Attended: Northern Caribbean University

Scholastic Achievements: Bsc Business Administration
Life’s Ambition: It is my aspiration to own a brokerage firm in Jamaica, because financial literacy for me is an important aspect of life. It is my aim to make Jamaica a better place financially which in turn would lead to better spending and investing habits.
Tell us about your volunteer work:
Sewing is a craft that i am very passionate about, because of the Covid-19 spike it promoted me to sew and distribute mask to individuals in my community who could not afford it. During this pandemic i donated hygienic supplies to Hanbury Home in Manchester.

Currently I am raising funds to put electricity in my hometown Newcombe Valley in St Elizabeth. This is a project i am very passionate because i was raised under those circumstances. Therefore, it is my desire to alleviate this burden for the children and families in the community now.
Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why?
Giving the opportunity to children who are from underprivileged homes the chance to be educated is a cause that is very important to me. Education is the most powerful tool to change the circumstances you are now living in. Therefore, this is why it is important to me that very child gets the necessary resources to be educated.

What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
I would love to see women embrace and support each other more.

What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
I am proud of my Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. My parents nor grandparent didn't have the opportunity, which is why I am grateful I did.

What qualities in yourself are you most proud of, and how will you apply these qualities to your time as Miss Universe Jamaica?

The quality I admire is my perseverance. Regardless of my situation I always aim to aspire to inspire and impact those who I want to understand the essence and importance of never giving up and working assiduously to ascertain any goal you have. I’m honored to have been the first person in my family to graduate from university and I was also raised in a community with no electricity, against all odds I persevered. Today I want people around the world to keep pushing and persevere.
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Contestant No. 9
Name: Miqueal-Symone Williams
Sash:Miss Qorihc
Age: 23
Height: 5’10.5”

Miqueal-Symone was born and raised in St.Andrew, Jamaica. She attended the Immaculate Conception High School and then went on to pursue her bachelor’s degree in Marketing at the University of the West Indies. At the age of 21, she began her career as a model, traveling to the UK, Paris, Spain, and New York. Miqueal-Symone has a passion for inspiring and supporting children and teenagers. She believes that at this impressionable age, it is important for youth to feel loved, included and inspired.
Last School Attended: The University of the West Indies (Jamaica)

Scholastic Achievements: BSc.in Marketing & Psychology Hons. (Double Major)

Life’s Ambition: To demonstrate to people that are inspired by me, that your wildest dreams are possible, simply because it is your dream. My life’s ambition is to help as many people as possible, realize their life’s ambition. I want to encourage persons to be active in their groups and communities. If you want to change the world, start with one person, one thing, one dream. And then you will realize that you are already being the change.

Tell us about your volunteer work: I volunteered to help young children do homework with internet access provided by the immaculate conception church - 2016-2017

I participated at several soup kitchens at the immaculate conception church - 2017 - 2018

Over the years I have volunteered at several beach clean ups and bottle drives to clean up plastic bottles from our beaches and roads.

Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why?
Supporting and encouraging children in homes & orphanages. My mother died tragically when I was 20 years old. I am 23 now and sometimes I still feel lost without her, I cannot imagine how it is for children and teenagers who may have lost or been abandoned by both parents. It is so important that these children know that they are still loved and cared for. They are still important and highly valued.

What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
I want women to not have to ask for the same things every year. I would love for women to have equal opportunities, consideration and pay as our male counterparts. I want to see persons, organizations and groups stop policing women’s bodies and choosing to determine when it is and is not appropriate to see a woman’s body and deciding a woman’s worth based on what she chooses to wear. I want women to have these positive experiences so the next time a woman is asked this question; she can say something like “I want low rise jeans to make a comeback” instead of fighting for her right to be herself.

What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
In addition to successfully completing my studies, I am proud to have been able to travel the world as a model by myself, especially to those countries where I do not know or speak the language. It has given me a greater appreciation for my country, especially when I tell people I am from Jamaica and I see their faces light up and they become so expressive! That makes me burst with pride!

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 capacity to be compassionate and my ability to inspire.

I always try to show kindness and compassion towards people regardless of how their situation appears. We tend to have a narrow view of what someone who deserves compassion looks like. It might be a specific financial situation, living situation, family situation but I believe regardless of who you are, what you’ve done or your circumstances, we are all deserving of compassion.
I have been given the unique opportunity to stand before you as a confident dark skinned woman. However, the journey to get here has not been easy; when I was younger, I didn’t see many dark-skinned women represented in the media and this caused me to think that I wasn’t beautiful or desirable. I know that many young women and men in Jamaica may feel the same way. I hope for them to see me and to feel represented. The Miss Universe Tag line is confidently beautiful, I believe I can inspire the youth of Jamaica to not only see themselves as beautiful and worthy but also to be confident in who they are and what they represent.
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Contestant No. 10
Name: Samantha Williams
Sash: Miss Acropolis Gaming Lounge
Age: 26
Height: 6’

A television presenter who enjoys and cherishes the time spent with the people she cares for. She grew up around strong women and is the eldest of two daughters for her mom. She has a bachelor’s degree in Journalism and is a lover of bright colors, fantastic nature views and good music.

Last School Attended: The University of the West Indies

Scholastic Achievements: BA in Journalism (Hons)

Life’s Ambition: One of my main goals in life is to be able to secure financial stability for my mother. I'd also love to be a lead TV station anchor. I'm passionate about being more informed regarding Women's health after losing my Grandmother in 2016, so the goal is to be a volunteer or a board member for a company that focuses on women's health & empowerment. So far, I've been researching to have a proper foundation to see where I best fit

Tell us about your volunteer work: Since working at Supreme, I've been a volunteer of their Foundation. Before the pandemic we were able to host over a 100 children on a day out from several children home around Kingston area. Outside of work, I help to organize sponsorship for kids who are in financial difficulties so we reach out to those who can potentially help and they essentially 'sponsor' the child; food, clothing, mentorship etc.

Is there a specific cause that is close to your heart? And why?
I am passionate about children and their education. I believe this love came from me taking a year from school to work while helping with my baby sister at home because my mother had to leave for work. Now, I am more concerned about the children who don't have access to
Wi-Fi for schooling during the pandemic. My grandmother suddenly passed away in 2016, from what the doctors said showed signs of thyroid cancer. I always knew of cancer and how it affects families across the globe. Being a part of that number really made me take my life and health seriously. I've donated to the Jamaica cancer society anonymously and also have urged others to do the same

What kind of change do you want to see in the world of women?
I believe in equality and fairness. I believe young girls should be taught from an early age that they matter, they're equal and just as capable as their male counterpart. We should be reminded that we are the backbone of society and without us there is no man. I want to see women walking into rooms and commanding the attention they deserve without having to think that they have to work twice as hard to be seen. Our voices, opinions and thoughts are valid.

What is your proudest personal accomplishment (Not pageant related)?
Obtaining my Degree in Journalism. I struggled in school after my grandmother's passing but I remained steadfast that I'd accomplish this for myself, her and my family. Having an internship with Supreme Ventures. After the internship, I secured my dream job to be a Presenter for the company.

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 that I am most proud of in myself Is the ability to put the needs of others before my own without thinking twice. I was raised by two strong, kind hearted women who taught me that helping others should be as easy as breathing. I have proudly adapted this quality from a young age and I believe it’s important to have a listening ear and a helping hand to those in need. If I become your next Miss Universe, I will ensure that I will remain a Queen with a heart filled with compassion, as I will no longer be representing myself but you. Through me your voices will be heard and your causes dealt with the best way possible.
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Miqueal-Symone Williams- Miss Qorihc
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Shanique Thompson- Miss Maxeff Motors
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Abigail Pinnock- Miss Bluedot
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Alexia Royal-Eatmon- Miss Ryhva Active
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Ashanti Findley- Miss Caribbean
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Briana Russel- Miss Ktyler Beverly
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Kimberly Dawkins- Miss R Hotel
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Lineisha Davis- Miss Smart Stop Auto Supplies
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Monique Thomas- Miss Curves
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Samantha Williams- Miss Acropolis Gaming Lounge
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