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#213 Sarah Phelps Interview: Miss Maine Earth 2022

EPISODE · Dec 17, 2022 · 1H 13M

#213 Sarah Phelps Interview: Miss Maine Earth 2022

from Confessions of a Pageant King · host The Pageant Project

Sarah Phelps is a twenty-five year-old resident of Maine, competing for Miss Earth USA. She had the great fortune of growing up in Acadia National Park and started playing an active role in her community as a change-maker from a very young age. She believes that continuing to build community and leading by example will help her on her journey towards Miss Earth USA.Sarah currently works in higher education as an admissions counselor. She has her M.S. in Sport Leadership with a focus in Sport Psychology. She has conducted research on female leadership in Division 1 athletics. She contributes her love of athletics to her entire family, but mostly to her older brother and late father.Sarah entered the pageant world in 2020, where she has since placed in the Top 4 of Miss Maine USA for the last 3 years. Her pageant success continues as she now competes for Miss Earth USA. She has experienced immeasurable growth during her time in pageantry, and encourages other women to expand their horizons with the opportunity.Outside of her environmental work, Sarah is passionate about alcohol addiction awareness, creating inclusive spaces for young athletes to participate safely, and encouraging positive/growth mindsets.Watch Sarah pursue her goal of winning Miss Earth USA on January 7th.Follow Sarah on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/sarah__phelps/---⠀⠀Be more than just a queen. Make an IMPACT. Join our sorority:⠀⬇️⬇️⬇️⠀http://thepageantsorority.com/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thepageantproject.com/subscribe

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