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"The best way to prepare for life is to begin to live."
Elbert Hubbard

Winter Events

March 29th: Closing Social
April 3rd @ 7pm: Clothespin Campaign. MC Ballrooms
April 4th: 7th & 8th Grade Visit Day @ 10am

Summer '08: BYU-Idaho Student Ambassadors Application

As a Student Ambassador you will represent BYU-Idaho in building relationships with prospective students through presentations, email, telephone, tours, and many other activities. We hold a weekly meeting on Wednesdays from 5:00 to 6:30 where you will be trained and work with a committee in preparing events. Every Ambassador must be able to attend this meeting.

Your responsibilities will take up about 5 hours a week. Student Ambassadors is an awesome organization; we work as a team and we work hard to attract those prospective students whose hearts are right and prepare them for an optimal BYU-Idaho experience. It is a great opportunity to serve, meet new people, gain leadership experience, and testify of BYU-Idaho.

You must be in Rexburg for the semester which you are applying.

Student Ambassador Application

DO NOT PRESS "ENTER" UNTIL THE APPLICATION IS COMPLETE. ALL FIELDS ARE REQUIRED.

Personal Information

First Name Required.

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Leadership

There are several leadership positions in Student Ambassadors; directors, coordinators, and a secretary. In addition to the regular Wednesday meetings, members of the leadership council meet every Monday from 4:30 - 5:30 for area development and training. Ambassadors in these positions can expect to spend 7-10 hours a week in service.

Are you interested in being considered for a leadership position?

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Short Answer

Describe an opportunity you have had to be involved in a student organization (college or high school) and the most important thing you learned from that experience.

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