Monday, March 5, 2012

Meet Miss Alexis Rogers



Miss Alexis renee Rogers

A second semester sophomore at The University of Missouri (Mizzou) my name is Miss Alexis Rogers a Broadcast Journalism major with a minor in Sociology. Since I began my college career I have devoted my time to academics and community service. I am an Anchor and Reporter at the local NBC affiliate KOMU 8, the secretary of MU’s chapter of National Association of Black Journalists, a media assistant for Mizzou’s athletic media department, and a member of the university’s Tour Team and United Ambassadors, which is a minority recruitment program. During my collegiate career thus far, I am striving to gain experience in the field of journalism along with being a well-rounded part of the community. My short term goal is to secure an internship in my hometown of Chicago during my summer break. It is my hope, dream, and aspiration to give a voice to the voiceless through journalism. Besides academic social clubs and studies, I have spent numerous hours at the Boys and Girls Club, Granny’s house, and babysitting. All in all, I keep myself quite busy.
This semester I have been selected to participate in the University of Missouri-Columbia Zeta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Miss Black and Gold Scholarship Pageant. Judging in the pageant is based on the following segments: opening/introduction, sports/swim wear, talent segment, and impromptu question. I would love for everyone to attend, but I know with companies to run, weddings, and graduations coming up in the spring season that attendance may be a little difficult. Outside of segments in the pageant, we are judged by the number of ads that we sell. Your support in purchasing an ad that will be placed in the ad book for the pageant would be greatly appreciated. The ad book allots for the opportunity of not only support but business or personal recognition that will be viewed by university students, professionals as well as members of the community. The money collected will go towards the scholarships that will be awarded to the pageant winner. I am very excited about this pageant and I pray that my hard work does not go unrecognized. The scholarship pageant will be held at the University of Missouri on Friday, April 20, 2012. Your support in any fashion would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Miss Alexis Rogers
University of Missouri Student
Miss Black and Gold Contestant


Ad Booklet & Donation Information


To pay online through PayPal:
Cash/Check/ Money Orders accepted and are due by MARCH 15, 2012
Ad Prices


Alexis anchoring the morning news for KOMU, the NBC affiliate of Columbia Missouri.



 ** Please send the message and picture that you would like to include in your ad to Alexis via email. All pictures should be in JPEG form. Alexis will physically create the ads requested.
email: arogers@nabjale.org

Ad Prices:



Full Page Ad : $60.00                        Half Page Ad: $40.00

¼ page Ad: $25                                 1/8 page Ad : $15.00

Patron : $5.00

(Patrons are listed as patron name under participant name in ad booklet )






Please make all checks/money order payable to :

Zeta Alpha Chapter 

Make sure to include all of the following information:

Participant Name:
Phone Number:
Business Name:
Address:
Message:
Type of Ad(s) (Please Indicate):




About the Pageant



 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc.
 Zeta Alpha Chapter
Miss Black and Gold Scholarship Pageant  
The purpose of The Miss Black & Gold Scholarship Pageant is to honor and appreciate the minority women on the University of Missouri, Stephens College, and Columbia College campus that best exhibit the qualities of service, scholarship, and love for all mankind. It is a showcase of the intrinsic values of womanhood and the recognition and reminder that these values are still alive and well today.  It’s hard enough just being a student, and black, but to also quest in finding that balance between being a young lady and maturing into a woman is something in itself. We the men of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, truly believe that this is something to be celebrated.  

- The Men of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Zeta Alpha Chapter 
                     The University of Missouri