Honors College Ambassador Program
The Honors College Ambassador Program is a leadership opportunity for students who are dedicated to serving and representing the University Honors College at Middle Tennessee State University. Students Ambassadors serve as representatives of the Honors College at a variety of events involving prospective students and families, alumni, current students and families, faculty, staff, and university administrators.
What does an Honors College Ambassador do?
- Enhance student development and build community within the Honors College by developing and executing social events for our students (sporting events, homecoming, movie nights, meals together, Dorm party, etc.)
- Promote the Honors College to current and prospective students (building tours, workshops, meetings), and Honors College events through social media and publications
- Participate in Honors recruiting activities (Open House, Customs, Preview Days, True Blue Tour (local)
- Serve as Global Scholars and share their study abroad experience
- Improve outreach with Honors College Alumni
BENEFITS
- Build leadership and interpersonal skills to meet individual academic and career goals
- Cultivate relationships with Honors faculty, staff, and students; and obtain networking opportunities
- Gain professional development experience
REQUIREMENTS
- Be an “on-track” Honors student committed to finishing a thesis
- Maintain a 3.25 GPA
- Attend mandatory ambassador training/organizational meeting each semester
- Organize one social event for Honors students per semester either on your own or with another ambassador
- Attend one leadership/skill training session per semester
- Minimum 10 hours of time per semester
- Fall and Spring semester commitment ($250 paid to ambassador at the end of each semester if they meet all requirements)
Characteristics of an Honors College Ambassador
Recognition
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