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Student Ambassador
Student
Ashland Community and Technical College
Student Services

The mission of the ACTC Student Ambassador program is for participants to serve as a role model for all current and future ACTC students.  ACTC student ambassadors are exemplary leaders who support the strategic plan of the college.  They will support recruitment and enrollment for the college, promote student engagement and increase awareness of college services and programs.  Most importantly, they will display pride in being an ACTC student and will represent the student body at school and community events. The ACTC Student Ambassadors program will consist of four campus leaders who help prospective students, families, and the community understand the benefits of being part of the ACTC family.  They are role models and frontline representatives of the college dedicated to working closely with Student Success and Enrollment Services, Resource Development, and the Office of the President representing ACTC in a variety of capacities. By becoming a Student Ambassador, students are signifying their willingness to serve ACTC and support the goals and mission of our college while having fun at the same time.

All ACTC Student Ambassadors are responsible for assisting with determined college activities and services. Student class schedule will be considered when planning ambassador weekly commitments. Each Student Ambassador commits to completing a minimum three hours of service per week. There is also a program meeting once a month that is mandatory to attend. Some evening and weekend activities may be scheduled. In-person participation is required.

Responsibilities and services include but aren't limited to:

  • High school recruitment visits
  • Career, college and job fairs
  • Follow up contact with prospective students
  • Campus tours
  • COVID-19 leadership and support for students
  • Assist new students with admissions, students advising, and orientation
  • Assist with recruiting events on campus and in the community
  • Ceremonial/Social events
  • Commencement (Graduation)
  • Act as a student representative on college committees
  • Board meetings
  • Have an opportunity to appear in college promotional materials
  • Assist with social media
  • Attend training sessions and Student Ambassador meetings
  • Speak at ACTC community events as needed
  • Be a visible student representative during Welcome Week

Ambassadors are required to:

  • Attend a Student Ambassador training session.
  • Attend at least two student ambassador planning sessions.
  • Fall and spring semester hours consist of a minimum of three hours per week as assigned by Student Ambassador Coordinator.
  • Adhere to dress code policies during office hours, tours, and events


 

 

 

Application Requirements (Eligibility)

  • Currently enrolled in 9+ student credit hours in a credential seeking program
  • Student must maintain enrollment status in 9+ student credit hours
  • Maintain a 3.0 or higher GPA while serving as an ambassador

Desired Attributes

  • Have the desire to learn strong communication and leadership skills
  • Enthusiasm and positive personality
  • Demonstrated initiative
  • Professionalism
  • Knowledge of ACTC
  • Involvement on campus
  • Have a sincere desire to represent ACTC
  • Be able to work well with others and to be a successful team player

Those who serve as an ACTC Student Ambassador receive many benefits for their service to the college such as:

  • Leadership opportunities
  • A resume building experience
  • A complementary ACTC shirt and official college name tag
  • Certificate of appreciation signed by the college president
  • Eligibility for a scholarship up to $1500 per semester (must meet financial aid criteria).
  • Development of communication, interpersonal, organizational, public speaking and problem-solving skills
  • Networking with community members and potential employers
  • Positively impact prospective and current students

 

Kellie Allen
11/09/2020
11/18/2020
Any
Variable
Internship
Temporary
Non-Exempt
Scholarship Eligibility
Scholarship Eligibility
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