J’dya Sprauve crowned Morgan State University’s Miss Caribbean Students Association

J’dya Sprauve was crowned Morgan State University’s Miss Caribbean Students Association for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Hailing from the Virgin Islands, J’dya is no stranger to the world of pageantry, having previously won the prestigious Virgin Islands Festival Princess title in 2013.

Now, as she takes on her new role, J’dya aims to use her platform to celebrate and promote her Caribbean heritage.

With her captivating presentation titled “What does my heritage mean to me,” J’dya left the judges spellbound with her eloquent words and dramatization.

In an exclusive interview, J’dya shared her excitement and vision for her reign as Miss Caribbean Students Association. She expressed her desire to create a greater sense of unity among Caribbean students on campus and to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for their shared cultural backgrounds.

J’dya, a Business Administration and Marketing major, believes that her educational background will provide her with the necessary skills to effectively promote and organize events that highlight Caribbean culture. She plans to organize workshops, cultural showcases, and networking events that will not only educate but also empower her fellow Caribbean students.

As Miss Caribbean Students Association, J’dya hopes to break down stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding Caribbean culture. She wants to showcase the Caribbean as more than just a tourist destination, but as a region rich in history, art, music, and literature. Through various cultural events and educational initiatives, J’dya aims to enlighten her peers and the wider campus community about the Caribbean’s contributions to the world.

J’dya’s win as Miss Caribbean Students Association not only celebrates her personal achievements but also serves as a source of pride for the entire Caribbean community at Morgan State University. Her reign is a symbol of representation and empowerment for Caribbean students who often find solace in their shared experiences and cultural heritage.