Ambassador Program

CoS Ambassadors are a group of distinguished undergraduates with a major in the College of Science. Ambassadors participate in College of Science recruiting and outreach events. CoS Ambassadors are typicallyjuniors and seniors (but highly qualified sophomores are included). Theyhave a high level of academic achievement, undergraduate research experience and/or internship or leadership role. They are outgoing, motivated, and leaders within the college and across campus and serve as role models.

Several College of Science Ambassadors graduate this May, 2017 or graduate in December, 2017

We are seeking nominations for AY 2017-2018

To be nominated, students must have:

  • 3.0 GPA, minimum (overall and in the major)
  • Primary major in the College of Science
  • Currentresearch programand/or internship experiencein a field of science
  • Public speaking and customer service skills
  • International travel, study abroad, or some other foreign experience is strongly desired

Nomination packet must include:

  • Two (2) letters of recommendation (to be included with the nomination packet; submitted in sealed, separate envelopes with the faculty member’s signature across the flap of the envelope)
  • faculty mentor for the student’s research/internship project
  • another professor or mentor within the department
  • resume (include employment history, clubs, and extracurricular activities as appropriate)
  • copy of transcript (unofficial copy)
  • completed application form

Training:

  • The Science Ambassador Advisor will be responsible for providing training for the CoSAmbassadors.
  • Ambassadors will be able to answer general questions about theirdepartments and other CoS majors,
  • Ambassadors will have general knowledge of the UA application process, financial aid, on-campus housing, campus health, and various clubs and activities on campus.

Recognition:

  • Recognition will be given at the CoS Awards celebration a week prior to graduation.
  • Ambassadors will be recognized at their time of graduation in the Commencement program.

Additional Benefits:

  • Interaction with many CoS faculty members, the deans, and community involvement
  • SCIENCE Ambassador polo shirt
  • Time commitment required is participation in 6-8 events per semester on average, including business meetings

Ambassador Application Form

Name______Expected Graduation Date______

Student ID______Member of Honors College (circle one): Yes No

Major 1______

Major 2 (if applicable)______

Local Mailing Address______

City______State______Zip______

Phone numbers: work ______home______

Email Address ______

Name of Faculty Research Mentor______

Location of Lab (building, room number)______

Does the student have keys to the building his/her lab is in, in the case of a Saturday event? (Not required, but helpful!)______

To be nominated, students must have:

  • 3.0 GPA, minimum (overall and in the major)
  • Primary major in the College of Science
  • Current undergraduate research or internship program in a field of science
  • Speaking skills (many events will involve talking about yourself and your professional experiences!)
  • International travel, study abroad, or some other foreign experience is strongly desired

Nomination packet must include:

  • Two (2) letters of recommendation (to be included with the nomination packet; submitted in sealed, separate envelopes with the faculty member’s signature across the flap of the envelope)
  • faculty mentor for the student’s research/internship project
  • another professor or mentor within your department
  • resume (include employment history, clubs, and extracurricular activities as appropriate)
  • Copy of transcript (unofficial copy)
  • Completed application form

Deadline for submission: Friday, April 14th by 5:00 pm, deliver to Gould Simpson, Rm 1025

Questions? Please contact Erin Deely at 621-3374 or