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For Kourtney Pryor, a junior and management information systems major at Penn State, balancing a rigorous academic schedule with her passion for fashion was only the beginning.

As the co-founder and president of Eminence Modeling Troupe (EMT), Pryor has successfully created the first and only modeling organization on campus.

EMT is not just about fashion, it's a dynamic blend of runway modeling and choreographed stage routines. It serves as a platform for students to express themselves and develop valuable skills in the fashion industry.

One of Pryor's goals for EMT is to foster students' personal growth while preparing them to navigate and thrive in professional environments post-graduation.

"I've been modeling from a young age," Pryor said. "It's always been a part of my life, and when I arrived at Penn State, I knew I wanted to start something that could bring this passion to campus."

With the help of supportive upperclassmen and university faculty, Pryor launched EMT by January 2023. The organization quickly gained traction, recruiting students interested in various aspects of fashion, from modeling and makeup to photography and dance.

Pryor encountered challenges in being taken seriously when she became president because of her tendency to be overly nice and lenient.

Initially, her friendly demeanor led others to test her authority and effectiveness.

Recognizing the need to fulfill her responsibilities efficiently, Pryor said "I learned to balance friendliness with professionalism".

Among the new recruits was Taree Dawson, a junior criminology student, who said "my first love is modeling." Despite initial plans to attend a renowned fashion school in Chicago, Dawson was persuaded by family to enroll at Penn State.

EMT provided her the opportunity to further develop her modeling skills. "At first, I didn't have much experience with incorporating dance and routines into modeling," Dawson said. "Kourtney was a big help in training us, focusing on posture and techniques to build our confidence."

Dawson found more than just a resume booster. "The best thing about being part of EMT is the friendships I've made," Dawson said. "Our bonding events, like game nights and potlucks, really help us become comfortable with one another."

Another addition to the EMT team is Julia Bing, a broadcast journalism student with an eye for photography.

Bing captures the vibrant essence of EMT at events such as the "PRCC Pep Rally" and the "NAACP Block Party." "The best part of being a photographer for EMT is capturing those special moments," Bing said. "Using my pictures to bring more awareness to EMT and help build the club up is incredibly rewarding."

The organization provides students with a bigger platform to express their identities.

"We're creating a home for those who share our passion and want to showcase their talents." Pryor said.