Serene Singh

Serene Singh is a Rhodes Scholar at the University of Oxford pursuing a Doctoral degree in Criminology. Singh completed her postgraduate studies in Public Policy as the youngest student in Oxford’s global cohort of 100+ individuals. Singh also won the Oxford Union campus-wide election appointing her to the University’s prestigious and well-known Oxford Union Standing Committee. A Truman Scholar, Fulbright recipient, and an alumnus of the University of Colorado, Singh graduated with summa cum laude honors in Political Science and Journalism degrees and attained a minor in Leadership Studies.

Singh won the title of 2020-2021 National All-American Miss - a coveted prestige for the world’s largest and most prestigious pageant system. A former America’s Junior Miss and Miss Colorado Teen, her pageantry and modeling experience inspired her to empower women worldwide. In 2021, Serene wrote and published her very first children’s book “The Queen Machine” to build self-esteem in kids worldwide. This has led her to create The Serenity Project 501c3 nonprofit to give confidence and self-love tools to women survivors, work for Mrs. Obama and the Girls Opportunity Alliance to improve girls’ education, win Victoria Secret’s GRL PWR campaign, perform a keynote at Yale University, and serve as a Dalai Lama Fellow, US Selected Swiss Embassy Global Changemaker, and Clinton Global Initiative Scholar.

As Founder of Hello South Asians to connect South Asians globally, the National Sikh Youth Program, an organization created to invest and mentor young Sikhs, Oxford Bhangra Society (Punjabi Indian folk dance), and the Rhodes Interfaith Alliance, Singh cares about challenging stereotypes, fighting injustice, and promoting diversity.

Her other hobbies include teaching students public speaking professionally with 3P Speech, painting, rapping, snowboarding, and videography. Singh plans to advance her passion for public service to one day serve on the United States Supreme Court.

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