MISSION:
The Miss Herriman Scholarship Organization is dedicated to helping our contestants achieve their personal and professional goals – offering scholarships and workshops through professional coaching opportunities with an emphasis on service, professional interview and speaking skills, modeling, and presentation. The outcome of our program is rooted in self-growth by helping candidates build self-confidence, learn about the world around them, and develop their talents all while teaching them to be responsible and accountable. The program also forges life-long friendships with fellow candidates, promoting camaraderie and positive life skills.
The Miss Herriman & Miss Salt Lake County competition is a scholarship program that is an affiliate of the Miss America Organization, the Miss Utah Scholarship Program, and is a part of the Friends of Herriman Culture Alliance.

The Job of Miss Herriman and Miss Salt Lake County:
Miss Herriman and Miss Salt Lake County are public servants assisting at events, working on the community service initiative of her choice, and fundraising on behalf of the American Heart Association, Miss America’s National Partnership. Miss Herriman and Miss Salt Lake County are required to compete at the Miss Utah Scholarship Pageant, where thousands of dollars and opportunities are made available to her. Miss Herriman and Miss Salt Lake County are ambassadors and a role models for youth.

Requirements to Compete:
(Please attend Orientation meeting or contact Laura Twitchell, Miss Herriman Org Director for questions and specifications.)
Phases of competition:
To compete contestants are required to compete in the following phases of completion: closed interview where judges will learn about the candidate, her personal community service initiative and ask about current events, Health and fitness in Rebel Athletics , preform a 90-second talent, answer an onstage question, and model their choice of evening wear.
Eligibility:
Age: Candidates must be 18-28 (must not be 28 until after state competition in June)
Contestants must live, work, or go to school in State of Utah.

Requirements:
All contestants will be asked to fundraise at least $30 for the American Heart Association (due 2-weeks before the competition).
Contestants will be asked to pay $150 Registration fee.
Contestants will be asked to sell 1 program Ad page ($250)
Contestants must attend: dress rehearsal, competition interviews, and competition day.