Miss Mississippi 2022 Scholarships
Miss Mississippi 2022
$10,000 scholarship provided by Ameristar Casino & Hotel
Miss Mississippi State University – Emmie Perkins
First Alternate to Miss Mississippi
$7,500 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Leaf River Valley – Charity Lockridge
Second Alternate to Miss Mississippi
$4,000 scholarship provided by David & Katherine McRae
$1,000 scholarship provided by Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Hattiesburg – Vivian O’Neal
Third Alternate to Miss Mississippi
$2,500 scholarship provided by Rusty’s Riverfront Grill
$500 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Gulf Coast – Katelyn Perry
Fourth Alternate to Miss Mississippi
$1,500 scholarship provided by Mutual Credit Union
$1,000 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss All America City – Kaylin Costello
Five Semi-Finalists (each)
$2,000 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Deep South – Ally Hopper
Miss Greenville – Angel Gail Lang
Miss Jones County – Karsyn Ulmer
Miss Pine Belt – McKay Lee Bray
Miss University – Abigail Church
All Non-Finalist Candidates
$1,300 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Seven Non-Finalist Talent Awards (each)
$600 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation to seven Non-Finalists who excel in talent competition
Miss Barnes Crossing – LaRhonda Mack
Miss Delta State University – Presley Jackson
Miss Pearl River Valley – Rebekah Williams
Miss Red Hills – Rachel Graham
Miss Riverbend – Kayla Braswell
Miss University of Southern Mississippi – Kat Adcox
2022 Additional Cash Scholarships
$2,000 Dr. Briggs Hopson Memorial Scholarship, to a candidate enrolled in or accepted to the University of Mississippi Medical Center
Miss Lee County – Avery Claire Littleton
$2,000 Amerigroup Scholarship, to a non-finalist candidate enrolled in or accepted to medical school.
Miss Lee County – Avery Claire Littleton
$1,500 Wayne J. Sutter Memorial Scholarship provided to the candidate who sells the most salute pages over 20 pages by Tammy D. Folger-Sutter
Miss Jones County – Karsyn Ulmer
$1,500 Women Entrepreneurial Scholarship to the candidate who owns at least 51% of her LLC business SPONSORED BY Jennie and Chris Simmons. The candidate must submit their operating agreement showing they are the managing member of the LLC and a Certificate of Good Standing from the Mississippi Secretary of State’s office showing they are in good standing with the state.
Miss Hattiesburg – Vivian O’Neal
$1,000 John Wayne Jabour Non-Finalist Interview Award provided by Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Delta – Camille Green
$1,000 Mississippi Chiropractic Association Posture Scholarship to the overall preliminary Evening Wear/Social Impact Statement Winner.
Miss Mississippi State University – Emmie Perkins
$1,000 Social Media Scholarship to the candidate who best promotes the pageant brand and herself during the time period leading up to the crowning of the new Miss Mississippi.
Miss Tupelo – Morgan Harris
$1,000 V105.5 & Newstalk 107.7 Radio Broadcast Scholarship to the candidate majoring in broadcasting or broadcast engineering with the highest GPA provided by Mark Jones
Miss Hinds Community College – Tiara Jackson
$1,000 Mississippi Choice Scholarship to the candidate receiving the most online votes
Miss Delta Crossroads – Madeleine Thompson
$1,000 John D. Holland Memorial Scholarship
Miss Starkville – Lydia Bishop
$1,000 George Carr Memorial Scholarship
Miss Natchez Trace – Alyssa Rogers
$1,000 Kathy Manning Memorial Scholarship by Ken Rector
Miss New South – Meredith Sides
$1,500 Quality of Life Award winner provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Delta Crossroads – Madeleine Thompson
$1,000 Quality of Life Award to the 1st Runner-up
Miss Hattiesburg, Vivian O’Neal
$750 Quality of Life Award to the 2nd Runner-up
Miss Jones County – Karsyn Ulmer
$250 Quality of Life Award to each of the four finalists
Miss All-America City – Kaylin Costello
Miss Delta – Camille Green
Miss Greenville – Angel Gail Lang
Miss Heartland – Landry Payne
$600 Rosemary Hayslett Local Pageant Directors Association Award
Miss University of Southern Mississippi – Kat Adcox
$600 David & Katherine McRae Scholarship
Miss Golden Triangle – Maddie Stevens
$500 The Auxiliary at Merit Health River Region to a Non-Finalist Candidate pursuing a career in a medical field
Miss Heartland – Landry Payne
$500 BankPlus Scholarship for Women in Banking, Finance, or Business
Miss Pearl River Community College – Hannah Smith
$500 CTSI STEM Scholarship, to a candidate pursuing a STEM major and has the highest GPA, provided by Kimble and Susan Slaton.
Miss Fairpark – Hunter Rush
$500 Vicksburg Daily News Scholarship for Multimedia Communications & Journalism to a candidate majoring in Communications Studies, Journalism, or Multimedia Communications with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA, provided by the Vicksburg Daily News, LLC to help empower the next generation of reporters and content creators.
Miss Mississippi State University – Emmie Perkins
$500 Hummingbird Recording Theater and Music Communication Scholarship to a candidate pursuing a major in theater or music and has the highest GPA, provided by Kimble and Susan Slaton.
Miss Riverbend – Kayla Braswell
$500 Helen Florist Scholarship to a candidate who is majoring in marketing and has the highest GPA, provided by Helen Florist
Miss Greenville – Angel Gail Lang
$500 Joan David Sparks Education Award, to honor the non-finalist education major with the highest GPA, with special preference for young women working for advocacy for those with breast cancer or Type 1 diabetes
Miss Pearl River Valley – Rebekah Williams
$500 Scholarship provided to each Preliminary Talent Winner by the Mississippi Corporation
Miss University - Abigail Church
Miss Riverbend - Kayla Braswell
Miss Leaf River Valley - Charity Lockridge
$400 Scholarship provided to each Preliminary Red Carpet Winner by the Mississippi Corporation
Miss Jones County - Karsyn Ulmer
Miss Mississippi State University - Emmie Perkins
Miss Midtown Pointe – Connor Dowdell
$500 Mrs. Betty Jean "Boop" Mims Memorial Scholarship
Miss Leaf River Valley – Charity Lockridge
$500 Helping Hand Pharmacy Scholarship to a candidate who is a pharmacy student, pre-pharmacy student or a pharmaceutical science student that maintains a 3.0 GPA
Miss Midtown Pointe – Connor Dowdell
$500 Entergy Mississippi, Inc., Business Scholarship to a candidate majoring in business.
Miss Pine Belt – McKay Lee Bray
$500 Miss Mississippi Board of Trustees Scholarship
Miss Presley Heights – Dariyel Johnson
$400 Louise and Joseph Hall Scholarship to a candidate selected by the hostesses
Miss Southern Oaks – Angela Alexander
$300 Debra Franco Dance Scholarship to a non-finalist candidate with the highest dance talent score.
Miss Pearl River Valley – Rebekah Williams
Miss Red Hills – Rachel Graham
$500 Miss America 1958 Mary Ann Mobley Scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Barnes Crossing – LaRhonda Mack
$500 Miss America 1959 Lynda Lee Mead Scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Delta – Camille Green
$500 Miss America 1979 Cheryl Prewitt Scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Red Hills – Rachel Graham
$500 Miss America 1985 Susan Akin Scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Midtown Pointe – Conner Dowdell
$250 United Way of West Central Mississippi Scholarship provided by the United Way of West central Mississippi
Miss Southern Oaks – Angela Alexander
$250 Alpha Private Interview Award Scholarship to the first-time candidate with the highest private interview score provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Greenville – Angel Gail Lang
$250 Alpha Talent Award Scholarship to the first-time candidate with the highest talent score provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association.
Miss University – Abigail Church
$250 Alpha Red Carpet Award Scholarship to the first-time candidate with the highest evening wear/social impact statement score provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association.
Miss Midtown Pointe – Connor Dowdell
Miss Mississippi 2022
$10,000 scholarship provided by Ameristar Casino & Hotel
Miss Mississippi State University – Emmie Perkins
First Alternate to Miss Mississippi
$7,500 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Leaf River Valley – Charity Lockridge
Second Alternate to Miss Mississippi
$4,000 scholarship provided by David & Katherine McRae
$1,000 scholarship provided by Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Hattiesburg – Vivian O’Neal
Third Alternate to Miss Mississippi
$2,500 scholarship provided by Rusty’s Riverfront Grill
$500 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Gulf Coast – Katelyn Perry
Fourth Alternate to Miss Mississippi
$1,500 scholarship provided by Mutual Credit Union
$1,000 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss All America City – Kaylin Costello
Five Semi-Finalists (each)
$2,000 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Deep South – Ally Hopper
Miss Greenville – Angel Gail Lang
Miss Jones County – Karsyn Ulmer
Miss Pine Belt – McKay Lee Bray
Miss University – Abigail Church
All Non-Finalist Candidates
$1,300 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Seven Non-Finalist Talent Awards (each)
$600 scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation to seven Non-Finalists who excel in talent competition
Miss Barnes Crossing – LaRhonda Mack
Miss Delta State University – Presley Jackson
Miss Pearl River Valley – Rebekah Williams
Miss Red Hills – Rachel Graham
Miss Riverbend – Kayla Braswell
Miss University of Southern Mississippi – Kat Adcox
2022 Additional Cash Scholarships
$2,000 Dr. Briggs Hopson Memorial Scholarship, to a candidate enrolled in or accepted to the University of Mississippi Medical Center
Miss Lee County – Avery Claire Littleton
$2,000 Amerigroup Scholarship, to a non-finalist candidate enrolled in or accepted to medical school.
Miss Lee County – Avery Claire Littleton
$1,500 Wayne J. Sutter Memorial Scholarship provided to the candidate who sells the most salute pages over 20 pages by Tammy D. Folger-Sutter
Miss Jones County – Karsyn Ulmer
$1,500 Women Entrepreneurial Scholarship to the candidate who owns at least 51% of her LLC business SPONSORED BY Jennie and Chris Simmons. The candidate must submit their operating agreement showing they are the managing member of the LLC and a Certificate of Good Standing from the Mississippi Secretary of State’s office showing they are in good standing with the state.
Miss Hattiesburg – Vivian O’Neal
$1,000 John Wayne Jabour Non-Finalist Interview Award provided by Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Delta – Camille Green
$1,000 Mississippi Chiropractic Association Posture Scholarship to the overall preliminary Evening Wear/Social Impact Statement Winner.
Miss Mississippi State University – Emmie Perkins
$1,000 Social Media Scholarship to the candidate who best promotes the pageant brand and herself during the time period leading up to the crowning of the new Miss Mississippi.
Miss Tupelo – Morgan Harris
$1,000 V105.5 & Newstalk 107.7 Radio Broadcast Scholarship to the candidate majoring in broadcasting or broadcast engineering with the highest GPA provided by Mark Jones
Miss Hinds Community College – Tiara Jackson
$1,000 Mississippi Choice Scholarship to the candidate receiving the most online votes
Miss Delta Crossroads – Madeleine Thompson
$1,000 John D. Holland Memorial Scholarship
Miss Starkville – Lydia Bishop
$1,000 George Carr Memorial Scholarship
Miss Natchez Trace – Alyssa Rogers
$1,000 Kathy Manning Memorial Scholarship by Ken Rector
Miss New South – Meredith Sides
$1,500 Quality of Life Award winner provided by the Miss Mississippi Corporation
Miss Delta Crossroads – Madeleine Thompson
$1,000 Quality of Life Award to the 1st Runner-up
Miss Hattiesburg, Vivian O’Neal
$750 Quality of Life Award to the 2nd Runner-up
Miss Jones County – Karsyn Ulmer
$250 Quality of Life Award to each of the four finalists
Miss All-America City – Kaylin Costello
Miss Delta – Camille Green
Miss Greenville – Angel Gail Lang
Miss Heartland – Landry Payne
$600 Rosemary Hayslett Local Pageant Directors Association Award
Miss University of Southern Mississippi – Kat Adcox
$600 David & Katherine McRae Scholarship
Miss Golden Triangle – Maddie Stevens
$500 The Auxiliary at Merit Health River Region to a Non-Finalist Candidate pursuing a career in a medical field
Miss Heartland – Landry Payne
$500 BankPlus Scholarship for Women in Banking, Finance, or Business
Miss Pearl River Community College – Hannah Smith
$500 CTSI STEM Scholarship, to a candidate pursuing a STEM major and has the highest GPA, provided by Kimble and Susan Slaton.
Miss Fairpark – Hunter Rush
$500 Vicksburg Daily News Scholarship for Multimedia Communications & Journalism to a candidate majoring in Communications Studies, Journalism, or Multimedia Communications with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA, provided by the Vicksburg Daily News, LLC to help empower the next generation of reporters and content creators.
Miss Mississippi State University – Emmie Perkins
$500 Hummingbird Recording Theater and Music Communication Scholarship to a candidate pursuing a major in theater or music and has the highest GPA, provided by Kimble and Susan Slaton.
Miss Riverbend – Kayla Braswell
$500 Helen Florist Scholarship to a candidate who is majoring in marketing and has the highest GPA, provided by Helen Florist
Miss Greenville – Angel Gail Lang
$500 Joan David Sparks Education Award, to honor the non-finalist education major with the highest GPA, with special preference for young women working for advocacy for those with breast cancer or Type 1 diabetes
Miss Pearl River Valley – Rebekah Williams
$500 Scholarship provided to each Preliminary Talent Winner by the Mississippi Corporation
Miss University - Abigail Church
Miss Riverbend - Kayla Braswell
Miss Leaf River Valley - Charity Lockridge
$400 Scholarship provided to each Preliminary Red Carpet Winner by the Mississippi Corporation
Miss Jones County - Karsyn Ulmer
Miss Mississippi State University - Emmie Perkins
Miss Midtown Pointe – Connor Dowdell
$500 Mrs. Betty Jean "Boop" Mims Memorial Scholarship
Miss Leaf River Valley – Charity Lockridge
$500 Helping Hand Pharmacy Scholarship to a candidate who is a pharmacy student, pre-pharmacy student or a pharmaceutical science student that maintains a 3.0 GPA
Miss Midtown Pointe – Connor Dowdell
$500 Entergy Mississippi, Inc., Business Scholarship to a candidate majoring in business.
Miss Pine Belt – McKay Lee Bray
$500 Miss Mississippi Board of Trustees Scholarship
Miss Presley Heights – Dariyel Johnson
$400 Louise and Joseph Hall Scholarship to a candidate selected by the hostesses
Miss Southern Oaks – Angela Alexander
$300 Debra Franco Dance Scholarship to a non-finalist candidate with the highest dance talent score.
Miss Pearl River Valley – Rebekah Williams
Miss Red Hills – Rachel Graham
$500 Miss America 1958 Mary Ann Mobley Scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Barnes Crossing – LaRhonda Mack
$500 Miss America 1959 Lynda Lee Mead Scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Delta – Camille Green
$500 Miss America 1979 Cheryl Prewitt Scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Red Hills – Rachel Graham
$500 Miss America 1985 Susan Akin Scholarship provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Midtown Pointe – Conner Dowdell
$250 United Way of West Central Mississippi Scholarship provided by the United Way of West central Mississippi
Miss Southern Oaks – Angela Alexander
$250 Alpha Private Interview Award Scholarship to the first-time candidate with the highest private interview score provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association
Miss Greenville – Angel Gail Lang
$250 Alpha Talent Award Scholarship to the first-time candidate with the highest talent score provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association.
Miss University – Abigail Church
$250 Alpha Red Carpet Award Scholarship to the first-time candidate with the highest evening wear/social impact statement score provided by the Miss Mississippi Local Pageant Directors Association.
Miss Midtown Pointe – Connor Dowdell
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