Charlotte Peng 彭与涵

At 20 years old, Charlotte Peng is pursuing a graduate degree in Social Entrepreneurship at the University of Southern California, aiming to channel her business knowledge into advocacy and create positive change through sustainable ventures. She also holds a B.A. in Communications and Public Relations from Loyola Marymount University.
Charlotte’s journey extends beyond academics; she has been a fashion model for four years and recently signed with Wilhelmina Models. Charlotte believes that modeling is a powerful way to celebrate self-expression and individuality. She’s walked runways at LA Fashion Week and OC Fashion Week, and has been featured in over 20 magazines.
To Charlotte, pageantry is more than just a stage—it’s a platform for change, resilience, and authenticity. She joined Miss LA Chinatown to support Chinese Americans through assimilation, promote understanding, and celebrate our diverse American identity.

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Alumni, MF15 Tracy Jung, 1P15 Erika Liu, 2P90 Roxanne Lee, 4P22 Megan Thompson, Q92 Ada Tai, MF88 Joyce Chang, Q82 Sepherteen Jew, 2P24 Charlotte Peng, 3P19 Ashley Thompson, Q24 Saerlaith Dunn, 4P25 Terena Phan, 1P25 Ashley Gong, Q25 Nina Koh, 2P25 Jennitine Chang, 3P25 Michelle Dupont, Q97 Christina Wu, Q75 Lisa Wong, Q73 Karen Chinn, Q94 Cindy Fong

Training, Q94 Cindy Fong, 2P24 Charlotte Peng, 3P19 Ashley Thompson, Tina Shih, Q97 Christina Wu

Charlotte Peng is a 19-year-old senior studying Communications and Public Relations at Loyola Marymount University. As a first-generation student, she will be graduating college at the age of 20, and she hopes to attend graduate school at USC Marshall next. Having achieved the esteemed title of Ist Runner-Up for Miss Asia USA last year, Charlotte's experience in the pageant became a catalyst for self-discovery. This transformative journey spurred her to reestablish a connection with her Chinese heritage, leading Charlotte to dedicate her platform to supporting Chinese Americans going through the assimilation process, and the pressing need to combat COVID- 19 stigmas.

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