People to People Student Ambassador Program

I realized how many stories that canyon must contain, not just Brighty’s, which was tragically fictional, but the stories of Native people, and the first European explorers, and all the cowboys of the wild west. It was in that moment I realized I wanted to know these stories, that I wanted to learn all about history. A passion just beginning to form that would ultimately become the focus of my academic career. A connection between stories and experiences. It was the moment I realized much later in my life would become the answer to a question I would have to answer many times during my high school career; why did you choose to study…

home, until I visited Emmanuel. The campus was beautiful and the food was actually good. But, what really sold me was talking with the student ambassadors. Their knowledge and honesty helped relieve the anxiety I felt about my college search and they allowed me see the possibility of a wonderful future here at Emmanuel. I am interested in being a student ambassador because I want to aid those students who are struggling in the same situation that I was a year ago, just like the students I met…

Challenges Managing a student ambassador program requires time, energy and human capital, which can make the program appear challenging (Ruderman & Niparko, 2010). This includes involvement by the institution, faculty and the student body. The timelines of programming peer support presents a challenge as it is beneficial to always have ambassadors available to the student body (Brady et al., 2014). The workload of the program, which could end up falling on the supervisor, is another challenge…

much I enjoy being part of special events and interacting with people. From helping set up for food banks to promoting moral causes for health organizations, these experiences have encouraged me to make an impact in people’s lives. As far as why I want to be part of the Ambassador Program, it is the precise reason of making a difference and actively engaging with others that attracts me to the program. Coming from southern California, I find that being part of a team of people who are just as…

“Look at her face. It’s so red!” Students were laughing and mocking me whenever I stood in front of them to do presentations. I admit that I used to become extremely shy whenever people stared at me. I was afraid of being judged by others when I did something wrong. So, I never thought that I could be a public figure and be the one in charge of dealing with people in a public setting before becoming a student ambassador. For me to overcome my insecurities, I read many articles and books about…

I would be honored to be involved in the College of Education Student Ambassador group because I am passionate about being an education major and I want to help support other students with this passion. The College of Education is like a family and I want to help welcome students to our family. I would also love to be an ambassador because of the leadership and networking opportunity that it provides. I have a strong passion for teaching and a positive outlook on life that inspires me to want to…

father has taught me to be proud of my unique Hawaiian culture and to live up to it. Throughout my life, I have been the minority in many ways. For most people, I am the face of my religion and race: I have the privilege to show them who my ancestors are and what they stood for. Polynesians are known to be extremely loyal and loving people, I have been blessed with both of these gifts. I have had the opportunity to move to different states and…

had with them was my top class. One of the main reasons I chose Clarkson College was because I admired it was a private college with a limited student to teacher ratio. I flourish in modest environments similar to a high school classroom where I can focus on bonding with my instructor and the students. Clarkson College was the perfect fit. Secondly, another reason why I chose Clarkson College, was because of the close proximity to my home. I reside in Lincoln, Nebraska and while I wanted to…

Encountering a mixture of individuals with different sets of personalities and beliefs, allowed me to appreciate the culture and diversity the housing provides in order to cultivate the young minds of the future generation. The Resident Assistant position offers an exceptional opportunity to provide a direct impact to the students. In that manner, they serve as the role models and leaders of their floor. They deliver the value and culture of what the university has to offer.…

contacted is Community Matters. This program focuses on getting students, staff and parents to get involved in their community and schools when it comes to protecting and putting a stop to bullying and cyberbullying. The person I spoke with was a lady named Leanna. She was very nice and answered all my questions she even asked what it was for and we talked about my paper. The telephone number for this agency is (707) 823-6159. Among the various questions I asked the population the agency serves,…