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About Paris

Paris Richardson is a graduate of the University of Florida's Bachelor of Public Health (BPH) program. Currently on track to become a Double Gator with her master’s in health administration (MHA). In her free time, Paris can be seen in her community as a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, at UF Health as an administrative clerk, and on tv cheering on the Gator Football, Basketball, Volleyball, and Gymnastic teams. She is passionate about health equity and has plans to use her personal experiences and knowledge gained through UF, volunteering, internships, and participation in health disparities research to implement change in her community.

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A Jacksonville Florida native, Paris Richardson, is a graduate student at the University of Florida (UF). Throughout her undergraduate years, Paris showcased her dedication both inside and outside the classroom. Notably, she served as a research assistant for a National Institute of Health (NIH)-funded study, exploring the trust and wellbeing of black women in reproductive care settings, which resulted in publication and presentation at the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions research day.

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Paris's accomplishments extend beyond academia, as she was selected as one of two students for an internship with UF Health's Office of Development. During her internship, she worked as a healthcare administrative assistant, supporting the Children's Miracle Network and UF's Annual Giving Team. Her responsibilities included aiding corporate partner efforts through campaign material preparation and organizing special events.

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In addition to her commitment to excellence in her studies and professional pursuits, she cheered on the Gator’s football, basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics team as a University of Florida Cheerleader. Through cheerleading, she gained incredible experiences, such as participating in the Cheerleading Summit and World Championships, modeling for Rebel Athletic, and working as a UCA instructor. These opportunities not only fostered her personal growth but also imparted invaluable life lessons.

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As a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, Paris finds gratification in being a part of an organization whose purpose is to be of service to all mankind. Being surrounded by like-minded women who are dedicated to uplifting communities and advocating for social change brings her immense joy and fulfillment.

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Paris currently serves as Miss University of Florida within the Miss America Organization and competed for the title of Miss Florida in June 2023. She has competed in the Miss America organization for five years and attributes much of her success in academics, personal life, and her career to the skills learned through competing. Holding the title of Miss Northeast Florida has given her a platform to speak about her organization, Paris’s Pals, and promote health equity.

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