Who are Presidential Ambassadors?
Presidential
Ambassadors are students who best represent the Berry College student
community. They are selected through a highly competitive nomination,
application and interview process and they participate in extensive training
once selected. Presidential Ambassadors are qualified to give campus tours to a
variety of college guests and also assist with campus activities associated
with a variety of campus departments, such as the offices of the President,
Advancement, Admissions and Alumni Relations. In addition to serving as tour
guides, Presidential Ambassadors typically serve as assistants for the Gloria
Shatto Lecture series, commencement ushers, greeters for Board of Trustees and
Board of Visitors events, hosts for prospective students and much more.
Why should you consider being an
Ambassador?
Ambassadors gain work experience and
networking opportunities during campus events. Upon graduation, ambassadors receive letters of recommendation from
President Briggs.