Chananporn Rosjan

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Chananporn Rosjan Beauty pageant titleholder
Birth name:	Chananporn Rosjan
Birth location:	Bangkok, Thailand
Height:	5 ft 7 in (1.70 m)
Eye color:	Brown
Hair color:	Black
Ethnicity:	Asian
Title(s):	Miss Thailand Universe 2005
Major Competition(s):	Miss Thailand Universe 2005 (winner), Miss Universe 2005

Chananporn Rosjan (Thai: ชนันภรณ์ รสจันทน์), nicknamed Nod (Thai: น้อด) is a 24-year-old pilot, model, and Miss Thailand Universe 2005 titleholder.

1 Biography
2 Pageantry
3 Facts/Trivia
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Biography

Rosjan was educated primarily at Ruamrudee International School in Bangkok, Thailand.

She moved to New York, U.S. with her family where her guardian was general consulate. She studied at the Francis Lewis High School and returned to Thailand to study at Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology at Thammasat University where she later received Bachelor of Electrical Engineering.

Besides Thai and English, Rosjan also speaks German and Italian.

She now works as a pilot for Thai Air Asia.^[1]

[edit] Pageantry

On March 29, 2005, Rosjan won the coveted title of Miss Thailand Universe 2005 beating 43 other hopeful young women around the country.

She then went on to compete with 80 other beautiful young women from around the globe in the Miss Universe 2005 pageant held in her homecountry where she won Best National Costume Award. The pageant was won by Natalie Glebova of Canada.

[edit] Facts/Trivia

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Rosjan is the third Thai woman ever won the Best National Costume Award in the Miss Universe pageant, the first being Saengduan Manwong in 1969 and Porntip Nakhirunkanok won the same award in 1988.
She was one of the heavy favourites to win the Miss Universe crown but did not place.
She represented Thailand in Junior World Golf Championships held in San Diego, California between 1992 - 1996.