Tiffany Munro - Miss Universe Canada 2010 Delegate
Miss Universe Canada 2010 Beauty Pageant
Contestant #61
Name: Tiffany Munro
Age: 26
Height: 5'10"
Hometown: Edmonton, AB
BIO:
Tiffany Munro is successful with overcoming adversities and challenges. As a child, she diagnosed with dyslexia, she was overweight, and suffered from low self esteem. Her strong will and perseverance has allowed her to succeed in all of her endeavors. Today she is an accomplished film maker and model, recently gracing the front page of the Vancouver Sun.
Tiffany enjoys traveling the world, but always returns home, to her birthplace, Edmonton, Alberta. Her Scottish and East Indian heritage, has allowed her to appreciate people from various cultural backgrounds. Her passion for the arts emerged early and manifested into acting and art classes. She excelled in the sciences after being exposed to the intricacies of computers and electronics by her father.
While attending the Computer Sciences program at the University of Alberta, she realized that her love for the arts was too strong to ignore. Combining her passion for arts and sciences, she enrolled and graduated from the Vancouver Film School. Tiffany was awarded a special Jury award for a short film entitled, “Grave Consequences” at the LA Shorts Festival. With an ambitious desire to educate and help people, she created “Filmfluential”, a production company based in Alberta & British Columbia. She has produced and directed several films including a current documentary film that focuses on the health care crisis in Ethiopia.
Tiffany is an active member of her community and is extensively involved with organizations such as, Rotary and Toastmasters. She donates freely of her time and energy to exposing new audiences to global issues through documentary films. She has charitably donated video production resources, participated in charity fashion shows and has provided soccer balls to underprivileged children in Ethiopia. Her current endeavor finds her volunteering with a literacy program in an elementary school, something she can strongly relate to having lived with dyslexia since childhood.
Tiffany considers children to be our greatest resource. She believes, collectively we need to refocus resources and our attention to improving the communication between educators and youth. She plans to direct her energy and expertise, to develop programs that focus on childhood issues such as, mental health, body image and literacy. These are three very important and influential areas that Tiffany believes parents, educators and society should continuously strive to improve.
Contestant #61
Name: Tiffany Munro
Age: 26
Height: 5'10"
Hometown: Edmonton, AB
BIO:
Tiffany Munro is successful with overcoming adversities and challenges. As a child, she diagnosed with dyslexia, she was overweight, and suffered from low self esteem. Her strong will and perseverance has allowed her to succeed in all of her endeavors. Today she is an accomplished film maker and model, recently gracing the front page of the Vancouver Sun.
Tiffany enjoys traveling the world, but always returns home, to her birthplace, Edmonton, Alberta. Her Scottish and East Indian heritage, has allowed her to appreciate people from various cultural backgrounds. Her passion for the arts emerged early and manifested into acting and art classes. She excelled in the sciences after being exposed to the intricacies of computers and electronics by her father.
While attending the Computer Sciences program at the University of Alberta, she realized that her love for the arts was too strong to ignore. Combining her passion for arts and sciences, she enrolled and graduated from the Vancouver Film School. Tiffany was awarded a special Jury award for a short film entitled, “Grave Consequences” at the LA Shorts Festival. With an ambitious desire to educate and help people, she created “Filmfluential”, a production company based in Alberta & British Columbia. She has produced and directed several films including a current documentary film that focuses on the health care crisis in Ethiopia.
Tiffany is an active member of her community and is extensively involved with organizations such as, Rotary and Toastmasters. She donates freely of her time and energy to exposing new audiences to global issues through documentary films. She has charitably donated video production resources, participated in charity fashion shows and has provided soccer balls to underprivileged children in Ethiopia. Her current endeavor finds her volunteering with a literacy program in an elementary school, something she can strongly relate to having lived with dyslexia since childhood.
Tiffany considers children to be our greatest resource. She believes, collectively we need to refocus resources and our attention to improving the communication between educators and youth. She plans to direct her energy and expertise, to develop programs that focus on childhood issues such as, mental health, body image and literacy. These are three very important and influential areas that Tiffany believes parents, educators and society should continuously strive to improve.
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