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and Multicultural Affairs

103 M.W. Smith Hall
381 Mell Street
Auburn, AL
36849-5168

Phone:  334-844-4184
Fax:  334-844-4445
diversity@auburn.edu

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Diversity Student Ambassadors


The Auburn University Diversity Student Ambassador Program is for students that are dedicated to serving and representing the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, its programs, and its mission. Diversity Student Ambassadors selected will help host official functions, VIP events, and act as student liaisons to various communities/units the office serves.

Qualifications for Membership

    Diversity Student Ambassadors should:
  • Be in good standing at Auburn University.
  • Exhibit academic excellence, strong communication skills both verbal and written, leadership skills, and strong interpersonal skills.
  • Be willing to serve and represent the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs and interface with the many communities which the University serves.
  • Be an undergraduate or graduate student and must have been enrolled at Auburn University Main Campus for three semesters (excluding summer term), including the semester of selection.
  • Be enrolled and be able to represent the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs in a credible manner throughout the entire school year.
  • Be able to attend scheduled mandatory training and agree to the time commitment to fulfill Ambassador duties.

Responsibilities of Diversity Student Ambassadors

    Diversity Student Ambassadors must:
  • Attend all scheduled meetings.
  • Assist at designated Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs-sponsored events and receptions.
  • Assist other student organizations, as appropriate.
  • Be responsible to their advisor and the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs.

Benefits of Diversity Student Ambassadors

  • Serve as a "spokesperson" for the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs
  • Improvement and enhancement of interpersonal skills
  • Development of leadership, group dynamics, communication, and public speaking skills
  • The ability to meet, interact and network with other students, faculty, administrators, alumni, and community members.
Should you have any questions, please contact:

Florence Holland, Special Asst. to the Associate Provost for Diversity & Multicultural Affairs, 334-844-4184

Application Procedure

Check the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs web site for dates and deadlines.

Diversity Student Ambassador Selection Timeline for the Academic Year
MarchApplications and Nominations Deadlines
AprilInterviews
AprilAnnouncement of Selection Results
Weekend in SeptemberNew Ambassador Training - Intensive Off-Campus Retreat

 


 


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