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"The call to be a disciple-leader is a call to minister and to serve.  It is a call to lead as Christ leads.  It is leadership with a small "L"-the kind of leadership that builds and lifts and inspires through kindness and love and unselfish devotion to the Lord and His work.  It is the kind of leadership that we need at every level of every kind of organization in the world "

-President Kim B. Clark

Fall 2007 Graduation

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  •  Apply NOW to be a Fall Student Ambassador

 

Student Ambassadors Mission Statement

BYU-Idaho Student Ambassadors build relationships with potential students in order to attract those whose hearts are right and prepare them for an optimal BYU-Idaho experience. 

 

Requirements

Ambassadors are official representatives of BYU-Idaho acting under the supervision of School Relations. They are seen as an example of what the school desires in a student.


Requirements include:

No university restrictions

Live and encourage the Honor Code
Experience in leadership 
Seek to promote and understand the Spirit of Ricks
Enthusiasm for service
Commitment to attend weekly meetings and trainings
Proficient communication and presentation skills

 

Student Ambassadors are encouraged to participate in the program for the full duration of their time at BYU-Idaho. Upon graduating, Student Ambassadors are invited to continue working with prospective students as Alumni Ambassadors.  However, every student at BYU-Idaho can be an ambassador. Contact us at admambassador@byui.edu to find out how.

 

Leadership structure:


The ambassadors program is a student run organization with one advisor. There are three directors who monitor the health of the program and organize with the coordinators to move the program foreword. There are five coordinators who are specifically responsible coordinating the task forces. Task forces are student led groups within the program that carry out specific tasks. There are a wide variety of task forces to participate and members are encouraged to be involved in as many as their time schedules permit.


Campus Visits: campus visits helps perspective students to prepare for their experience at BYU-Idaho by:

  • hosting visit days
  • managing campus tours

Outreach:


Outreach helps perspective students prepare for their experience at BYU-Idaho by:

  • mentoring future students using personal communications
  • connecting with current students to realize the goal of every student an ambassador
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