Miss USA Kara McCullough Body Measurements Relationships Net Worth Bra Size

Miss USA Kara McCullough Body Measurements Relationships Net Worth Bra Size Height Weight Biography Age Career Profile Favorite

Kara is a a physical scientist at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. As her father used to work in the U.S. Marine Corps, her family moved worldwide, hence, Kara was raised in different countries like Italy, South Korea, Hawaii, and Japan. Kara McCullough won the ‘Miss South Carolina State University’ title at her college. Kara McCullough won the ‘Miss District of Columbia USA’ title in 2017. Kara McCullough is the first-ever military member to win Miss USA. Kára McCullough is an American beauty queen who currently holds the title of Miss USA 2017. A representative of the District of Columbia at the Miss USA 2017 pageant, she beat contestants like Chhavi Verg of New Jersey and Meridith Gould of Minnesota to win the coveted title. Now the beautiful young lady is all set to represent the United States at the Miss Universe 2017 pageant. The daughter of a now retired United States Navy Chief Petty Officer, McCullough has been confident and poised from a young age. Due to the nature of her father’s job, the family moved often and thus she has lived in many places across the world, including Sicily, Japan, South Korea and Hawaii. Exposure to diverse cultures and interactions with people from varied regions enriched her worldly knowledge and imbued in her a love for various cultures. A good student from the very beginning, she graduated from the South Carolina State University with a Bachelor of Science degree. As a student.she also pursued modeling and participated in beauty pageants. Popular as a beauty queen, she was crowned Miss District of Columbia USA in 2017 following which she represented her state in the Miss USA 2017 pageant. On May 14, 2017, Kára McCullough was crowned Miss USA 2017 by outgoing titleholder Deshauna Barber.

Awards & Achievements

Kára McCullough has been inducted into the Golden Key International Honour Society and the National Society of Black Engineers.

The main features of the program include interactive science activities, and math and science tutoring for children in grades 6-11. Through this, McCullough hopes to promote science education among the masses and to encourage more children to take up science for their higher education.