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What is a School of Education Undergraduate Ambassador?

School of Education ambassadors are students who promote the school and act as a liaison to prospective students and families through informational and outreach events. School of Education ambassadors also assist the communication team with social media and web content. An ambassador is a volunteer position that is for a full academic year.

What do ambassadors do?

• Assist with School of Education and CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ admissions events.
• Administrative support for recruitment campaigns.
• Answer questions from prospective students about the undergraduate experience.
• Support events and enhance sense of community for and among current students.
• Share your enthusiasm for the School of Education and CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ!

What are expected from ambassadors?

• Attend bi-weekly support meetings with School of Education staff members.
• Learn about School of Education values, offered degree programs, and student opportunities. Become comfortable enough to interact with prospective students and families to answer questions.
• Help with admissions events.
• Assist with social media features for the School of Education and potentially other CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ websites, publications, social media channels, etc.
• Be featured on the School of Education website as an ambassador and be a source of information for prospective students’ questions.