
Victoria Humphrey works with students on small character-themed posters
Victoria Humphrey is Miss University of Miam 2011. But not so long ago she was one of the kids in SPC’s College for Kids program. On Friday, she came back to College for Kids to deliver a message about character to a roomful of youngsters at Curlew Creek Elementary School in Palm Harbor.
Humphrey, a resident of Palm Harbor and a graduate of Palm Harbor University High School, remembered her sash and tiara, and she delivered a short but powerful message about the traits necessary for developing a strong and positive character.
Afterward, she had the youngsters break into smaller groups to work together on small character-themed posters. She brought a box full of stickers to hand out, too.
“I know they don’t want to listen to a long speech, so I try to keep it short and fun, and make sure the kids are involved in my presentation,” she said.
Humphrey interacted with the children for about an hour. She recalled that she spent three summers in the College for Kids program when she was in elementary school.
Humphrey is a freshman in the University of Miami’s General Honors Program, where she is a Hammond Scholar. Before winning the Miss University of Miami title, she was Florida’s Junior Miss 2010.
She was a National Achievement Scholar, AP Scholar with Distinction, and a varsity cheerleader at Palm Harbor University High School.
This summer she is back in Palm Harbor, living with her family and working at Publix, where she worked during high school.
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