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Jennifer Rhea Curren Crowned Miss JSU




From left: Emily Williams won the swimsuit competition at the Miss JSU Pageant, and she was second runner up; Jennifer Curren is Miss JSU, 2004; Allison Land won first runner up.


Candace Coleman won the talent competition at the Miss JSU Pageant for her performance of Symphony no. 5 by Mozart on the violin. Coleman has a rich background in orchestral music, including performing at Carnegie Hall.


January 26, 2004 -- Jacksonville State University senior Jennifer Rhea Curren was crowned Miss JSU recently at Leone Cole Auditorium. An Alexandria High School graduate of 2001, Curren ran on a platform of mentoring through the Big Brothers/Big Sisters organization.

�I want to make a positive impact on our youth,� said Curren in her platform description.

She hopes to pursue a career in public relations and plans to pursue a master�s degree after graduation. She consistently stayed on the dean�s list while at JSU and is a member of the Honor Society. Curren sang a broadway selection for her talent.

She is the daughter of Terry and Betty Curren of Alexandria and has an older sister, Rebekah Acheson.

Curren�s hobbies include white water rafting, jet skiing and swimming.

Other winners in the competition include first runner up, Allison Denise Land, a sophomore student at JSU. She is from Marietta, GA; talent winner, Candace Renee Coleman of Gadsden; second runner up and winner of the swimsuit competition, Emily Williams of Hokes Bluff.
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