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Kyna Harris Biography
Miss
Tri-Cities 2008 Name:
Kyna Marie Harris Education:
Washington State University (2008-present) Columbia
Basin College (2005-2007) University
of Great Falls (2004-2005) Pasco
High School (2004 Graduate) Platform
Issue:
Attention Deficit Disorder Awareness Scholastic/Career
Ambition:
Double major and a minor: Elementary Education, Reading and
Language, Vocal Music; Pursue a career as a first grade teacher in
the Tri-Cities area in a dual language program. Talent:
Popular Vocal:
“Anyway” by Martina McBride Scholastic
Honors:
Recipient of Pasco Senior High School Choral Booster Vocal
Scholarship (2004); High School Letters: Varsity Volleyball (2004),
Jazz Choir (2002), Tenth Avenue Singers Pins (2003-2004); Pasco High
School Outstanding Soprano awards (2003 & 2004); Choral Booster
scholarship award; University of Great Falls Most Improved Player
Award (2005); 4th Runner Up in 2006 Miss Tri-City
Scholarship Pageant; 1st runner up in the 2007 Miss
Tri-City Scholarship Pageant. Leadership
Roles:
4-H participant (1995-2003; Fair Spirit Award (1997); Pasco High School
Choir Student Council(2001-2002); Cantor at University of Great
Falls Church(2004-2005); Washington Ambassadors for Music
participant(2004); Southridge High School Freshman Volleyball
Coach(2005, 2006 & 2007); U-14 Black Assistant Coach with
Columbia Juniors Volleyball Club(2005-2006); Current leader of the
Employee Committee at the Kennewick Home Depot. Tutor and Mentor at
Stevens Middle School in Pasco. Accomplishments:
2 years private voice lessons; Participant in Solo and
Ensemble(2000-2004); Tenth Avenue Singer(2002-2004); Club Volleyball
Player: Kennewick Volleyball Club(Storm 2001-2002), Desert
Volleyball Club(Desert Dragons 2002-2003) & (Desert Storm 2003),
Nitro of Spokane(2003), Tri-City Nitro Volleyball Club(2003-2004). Interesting
Facts:
I was raised on a farm in Pasco and learned to train pigs and move
hand pipes by the age of 10. I enjoy spending time with family,
working out, and coaching my freshman volleyball team. I’ve become
an avid indoor rock climber and was informed that I am a natural at
disc golf.
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