CHBS Ambassadors

CHBS Ambassadors are advocates for the college to members of the campus community, future students and alumni. They represent a diversity of CHBS departments and programs.
Ambassadors are expected to attend the CHBS Advisory Board welcoming, aid in commencement ceremonies, escort CHBS dignitaries to receptions, and participate in off-campus recruitment during the week of Spring Break and additional duties as assigned.
The CHBS Advisory Board is a group of alumni and friends of the college who actively engage with RU and offer a perspective from beyond campus.
The duties of an ambassador also include assisting guest speakers’ arrival to campus, representing the college during Highlander Days and open houses and advocating for programs and fellow students.
Ambassadors are nominated by chairs or directors of their department or school. They must hold junior standing, as they will continue in the role as seniors. Candidates must be in good academic and conduct standing, hold a minimum 3.2 GPA and be involved in other student organizations or groups.
Take a peak into what being a CHBS Ambassador is...
CHBS Student Ambassadors 2023-2024
Senior Class Representatives

Paige Lake (Representing Communication)

Ameek Batth (Representing Communication)

Jazmia Glasgow (Representing Criminal Justice)

Braydon Wiseman (Representing History)

Elsie Byrd (Representing History)

Emmie Maurer (Representing Political Science)

Layan Ibrahim (Representing Psychology)

Shailis Joplin (Representing Sociology)
Junior Class Representatives

Stephanie Perez (Representing Communication)

Bria Davis (Representing English)

Laci Law (Representing Criminal Justice)

James Wallace (Representing Criminal Justice)

Freya Jorgenson (Representing Social Science)

Grace Ankeney (Representing Philosophy and Religious Studies)

Caroline Sapp (Representing Political Science)

Olivia Houck (Representing Sociology)

Brittle Williams (Representing Psychology)

Shelby Peace (Representing Psychology)